: : MIDNIGHT STARLIGHT : :
Written by Martin Bazley on 13/4/2008.
This is my first serious attempt at sampling an entire tune.
That's right, all samples heard on this piece are completely
my responsibility! (Even the bassdrum, which, I'd be first
to admit, is absolute crap...)
Everything was produced on !WaveForm - my home-brewed sample
creator program. It's currently in a very early stage of
development, but hopefully it should be finished sometime
and uploaded to a website near you. As far as I know, it's
the only program of its kind on RISC OS which actually
allows you to *create* (rather than edit) samples.
Current functions are: [C]ombine (merge two waveforms into
one - useful for chords), [P]itch (change wavelength),
[M]orph (a useful one - create sample by morphing from one
waveform to another) and [S]tatic (add random values to each
byte - useful for drums). WF stands for the core (wave
editing) program, and DS for Digital Symphony (samples which
have been further processed using the music software's
limited capabilities).
Stats: 63 (&3F) positions, equivalent to 3 minutes and 59.2
seconds of real-time music. 93 separate patterns and 19
samples, all contributing to an uncompressed 286 KB file.
My email address is at martin@bazley.freeuk.com.
Thanks for listening.
