So, I've been going hedge trimmer on your code so far, and I gotta say, it's refreshing how well you comment your code. That said, I'd like to take what you've done, and adapt it to, instead of simply playing the music, convert it to music box format for further editing.
http://gw2mb.com/
This is currently the most commonly used method for music creation/playback in GW2, and already does some conversion of it's own to 3 primary standards, as well as creating "sheet" music to play songs manually. For the most part I've already trimmed out the Windows specific stuff, because, and no offense meant, it was insanely unnecessary and over complicated.
While I'll continue to chip away at the code until I just have the midi transcriber, I was wondering if you might be able to help me do this a bit more quickly as I'm far from an "expert" coder. At this time I only have the bits of code left from the Logic, UI, and UTIL folder, as your additional libs don't seem necessary for the actual functionality of the program, or more specifically my goal.
So, I've been going hedge trimmer on your code so far, and I gotta say, it's refreshing how well you comment your code. That said, I'd like to take what you've done, and adapt it to, instead of simply playing the music, convert it to music box format for further editing.
http://gw2mb.com/
This is currently the most commonly used method for music creation/playback in GW2, and already does some conversion of it's own to 3 primary standards, as well as creating "sheet" music to play songs manually. For the most part I've already trimmed out the Windows specific stuff, because, and no offense meant, it was insanely unnecessary and over complicated.
While I'll continue to chip away at the code until I just have the midi transcriber, I was wondering if you might be able to help me do this a bit more quickly as I'm far from an "expert" coder. At this time I only have the bits of code left from the Logic, UI, and UTIL folder, as your additional libs don't seem necessary for the actual functionality of the program, or more specifically my goal.