Audio Devlopment System (ADS) is a multi track
audio/midi recording/playback program written in the Java(c) Programming
Language. The overall goal is to create a cross platform music development
tool that allows users to create and edit music using a full graphical
user interface.
This is the main frame.
This is the tracks frame. You can open this window by clicking
on the
tracks button. To select a track, click on the track number. To
record a track, click the red button. Once you're ready, press the
button and
recording will start. You can only record 1 track at a time.
You can Import a wav file by selecting the track you want to import
to, and selecting: File>Import>Wave File as shown. Make sure
you select an empty track or you will overwrite the existing data.
The Main Window Panels.
Transport Panel |
File Panel |
Windows Panel |
Options Panel |
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Controls recording, playback, etc. |
Standard file operations. |
Opens various windows. |
Options |
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Playback Button
Working |
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Rewind Button
Not Working |
Fast Foward Button
Not Working
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Stop Button
Working |
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Tracks Window Button
Working
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Audio Mixer Window Button
Working
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Midi Mixer Window Button
Working
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Loops Window Button
Working
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Notation Window Button
Working
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Audio Edit Window Button
Working
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Midi Devices Window Button
Not Working
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Audio Devices Window Button
Working |
Meter Window Button
Not Working
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SysEx Window Button
Not Working |
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- Records in stereo
- Playback of multiple audio tracks
- Save audio to disk in 44.1k 16bit stereo wav fromat
- The mixer console does nothing and the controls need to be tied
in the thier respective funtions.
- The Main transport Record, Play and Stop buttons function, but
the rest of the main window needs implementation.
- The Tracks window Record button and wave graph work, but the rest
of the window needs implementation.
- Only tested on a AMD1.4 w/ 512M ram running Windows XP.
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