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<ms>pew = new Sound | <ms>pew = new Sound | ||
pew.init 0.3, [8000,100], [1,0] | pew.init 0.3, [8000,100], [1,0] | ||
| − | pew.play | + | pew.play</ms> |
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Example 2: | Example 2: | ||
| − | hitSnd = new Sound | + | <ms>hitSnd = new Sound |
hitSnd.init 1, 100, [1,0], Sound.noiseWave | hitSnd.init 1, 100, [1,0], Sound.noiseWave | ||
hitSnd.play</ms> | hitSnd.play</ms> | ||
[[Category:Mini Micro]] | [[Category:Mini Micro]] | ||
Revision as of 15:14, 2 April 2020
Sound.init synthesizes a sound from various parameters, including look-up tables
that represent one cycle of the waveform and the volume envelope.
Usage Notes
Call this on a new Sound object, or to reset a previous one. duration (number, default 1): length of the sound, in seconds freq (number, default 440): number of repeats of the waveform per second envelope (list): volume (0 to 1) over the duration of the sound waveform (list): wave value (-1 to 1) over one cycle
Example
pew = new Sound
pew.init 0.3, [8000,100], [1,0]
pew.play
Example 2:
hitSnd = new Sound
hitSnd.init 1, 100, [1,0], Sound.noiseWave
hitSnd.play
