Homeboy
Just wanted to know where to get the info to write plugins. Also any way to trick Winamp plugins so you can use them as effects. In the older versions of Atomix it was possible. I know there is a wrapper for the visual. Would be nice if there could be one for the effect plugins too.
DJ Homeboy
DJ Homeboy
geposted Tue 12 Mar 02 @ 2:54 am
bproctor
I think they pulled that out because the latency was too long with Winamp effects plugins.
Brad
Brad
geposted Tue 12 Mar 02 @ 8:50 pm
swift-au
The 'info' to write plugins can be found at http://www.atomixmp3.com/support/developers/developers.html
It includes the C++ header file and source code for the three sample effects, to get you started.
Cheers...
It includes the C++ header file and source code for the three sample effects, to get you started.
Cheers...
geposted Wed 13 Mar 02 @ 2:06 am
Saint_James
Thanks Swift.
geposted Thu 14 Mar 02 @ 12:29 am
DJ Corpse
Not to forget that with a fair bit of Internet browsing you'll find leads to libraries of algorithms for different sound effects.
For the moment I'm converting some theoretic description of a pitch changing algorithm into source code.
Drop me a mail when you need some help.
I'm currently reviewing one of Ikke's attempts at making the-mother-of-all-effect-plugins. So far I'm still figuring out what it is supposed to do ;-)))
Rgds,
DJ COrpse
For the moment I'm converting some theoretic description of a pitch changing algorithm into source code.
Drop me a mail when you need some help.
I'm currently reviewing one of Ikke's attempts at making the-mother-of-all-effect-plugins. So far I'm still figuring out what it is supposed to do ;-)))
Rgds,
DJ COrpse
geposted Thu 14 Mar 02 @ 11:00 pm
Saint_James
Cool, thanks for the info Corpse... it's starting to look like everything I wanted to make, you've already done... but atleast it'll be a learning experience.
geposted Fri 15 Mar 02 @ 5:18 pm