alnitak
feat: SoundFont or PCM Support
Description
Ability to play SF2 files
PCM
This library does not audibly make sound, it only generates the PCM waveform.
To actually hear something, you need to pass the generated PCM waveform to your device's speakers using PCM.
https://pub.dev/packages/dart_melty_soundfont
Requirements
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Actually, there is the #144 issue for this and the Audio buffer stream PR that will be merged soon. You will be able to generate audio PCM data in different formats and create your own audio source (I think also using that package) inside an Isolate.
There are 2 examples:
- receive PCM audio from a websocket and play them while receiving
- generate audio inside an insolate and then play
that's great to hear, looking forward to testing it! any tips on implementing the melty_soundfont appreciated. or actually maybe even an example would be a nice demo to show what you can do
Stream buffer is resolving this supporting s8, s16le, s32le, f32le and Opus. Closing.
Thanks, I don't see any mention of SoundFont or how to do so. Any tips or example greatly appreciated thx
SoundFont is a file containing the sounds (instruments) that can be played by MIDI or other software. I don't think this plugin will ever support MIDI, but supporting PCM as a stream could be a step forward.
To read sf2 files, you can search on pub.dev and dart_melty_soundfont seems promising and I think you can use it with flutter_soloud.
SoundFont is a file containing the sounds (instruments) that can be played by MIDI or other software. I don't think this plugin will ever support MIDI, but supporting PCM as a stream could be a step forward.
To read sf2 files, you can search on pub.dev and dart_melty_soundfont seems promising and I think you can use it with flutter_soloud.
thank you. a quote from a year or so ago: that's great to hear, looking forward to testing it! any tips on implementing the melty_soundfont appreciated. or actually maybe even an example would be a nice demo to show what you can do
i just don't know where to start by connecting melty with soloud? any help appreciated thanks