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✓ Published: 05-Jan-2012
✓ Published: 05-Jan-2012
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Hi, this is my first experiment using OpenAL -Audio System (aud)- in Blender 2.61. Basically learning aud.Factory() on the blender python's command line. This experiment uses basic synthesis techniques creating an oscillator with variable pitch and simple envelope control. The value of the pitch is random and each time the script is run it sprays 3 values (much more seems to crash or sounds bad) and it displaces the cube x location, which I could pass onto another parameter. The script is trigge
Hi, this is my first experiment using OpenAL -Audio System (aud)- in Blender 2.61. Basically learning aud.Factory() on the blender python's command line. This experiment uses basic synthesis techniques creating an oscillator with variable pitch and simple envelope control. The value of the pitch is random and each time the script is run it sprays 3 values (much more seems to crash or sounds bad) and it displaces the cube x location, which I could pass onto another parameter. The script is trigge
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