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Audio Development System Tutorial

 

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
Controls recording, playback, etc.
Standard file operations.
Opens various windows.
Options

 

Record Button

Working

Playback Button

Working

Pause Button

Not Working

Rewind Button

Not Working

Fast Foward Button

Not Working

Stop Button

Working

Tracks Window Button

Working

Audio Mixer Window Button

Working

Midi Mixer Window Button

Working

Loops Window Button

Working

Notation Window Button

Working

Audio Edit Window Button

Working



Midi Devices Window Button

Not Working

Audio Devices Window Button

Working

Meter Window Button

Not Working

SysEx Window Button

Not Working

 


 



- 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.