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Music Sequencer written in Visual Basic
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Would it be possible? Not exactly a typical sequencer, but something like this:
I would record every note on my electric and acoustic guitar, bass, drums, and piano (essentially creating samples of each instrument that I own). Then export them to .wav and organize them by folder (/data/guitar/electric/string6fret1_F.wav). Then using a picture of each instrument made in Paint or similar program, have the user click the frets, drum, or note (piano) and have it place the note onto a playlist of notes. Then, File -> Export -> MP3 or WAV would export the song to a file.
Would this be possible to create in Visual Basic?
I would record every note on my electric and acoustic guitar, bass, drums, and piano (essentially creating samples of each instrument that I own). Then export them to .wav and organize them by folder (/data/guitar/electric/string6fret1_F.wav). Then using a picture of each instrument made in Paint or similar program, have the user click the frets, drum, or note (piano) and have it place the note onto a playlist of notes. Then, File -> Export -> MP3 or WAV would export the song to a file.
Would this be possible to create in Visual Basic?
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Yes I think it is possible. It woluld take a lot of disk space for each note that could be played. A long time ago in a land far away in Windows 3.1 I did something like that. I know I don't have anything of it left and if I did it would be on a 3.5 disk and I don't have a 3.5 drive anymore.
I will wrack my brain and see if I can remember what and how I did it.
I will wrack my brain and see if I can remember what and how I did it.
Wayne
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It is hard to understand how a cemetery can raise its burial rates and blame it on the cost of living.
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I found this. You could download it, see how they store thier data and how they handle things.
http://www.brothersoft.com/acid-6347.html
http://www.brothersoft.com/acid-6347.html
Wayne
It is hard to understand how a cemetery can raise its burial rates and blame it on the cost of living.
It is hard to understand how a cemetery can raise its burial rates and blame it on the cost of living.
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