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Audio (heard) output of a game.
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Is there a sound library for C to generate sound samples from code?
Notice that so far I've only been using sine waves, but old synthesizers also support square, triangular and saw waves as well, each with its own interesting sound properties. … When experimenting with sound like this, it may be really useful to save your data to WAV files, and then visualizing them in some software like Audacity. …
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Continuous / speed affected sound effects. What is the industries de-facto solution?
By doing this, you will effectively be changing the sound pitch, so you can use this for example, to make car engines sound higher programmatically as they move faster. … Also, many libraries support more advanced sound effects. …
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