Panner Pro
So, I was looking around the internet for a program that would pan audio in multiple speaker configurations. I couldn't find any, however, so I decided to write my own. This program was written in C++ for my Electronic and Computer Music 3 class. Since it was written for my lab, there are some things that may seem peculiar to you. For instance, the speaker naming conventions. They are numbered from 1 to 8, starting with the speaker in the upper right corner and continuing counter-clockwise.
Things to do
This is version 0.9. Why, you might ask, is it version 0.9 if it works and compiles perfectly and everything? Well, it's because I haven't bothered to tidy up the code yet. I need to go through and doc some stuff. I also need to put in the liscense disclaimer in all the files (ugh). So, here's my forcast for future versions...
0.9 The current release. It's finished
code-wise, but not ready for a full release.
1.0 The next release. No projected date. It'll
be done whenever I have time and this comes to the top of my prioritie list. That could be a while.
1.1 For this release, I will implement
interpolation between points along the pan path. It's going to be linear. Maybe I should have done that when I wrote the program, but I didn't. However, the more I think about it, the better I think it would be to have that in there. It'll make a drastic spike in how much time the program takes to execute, so be forewarned...
At the moment, I don't plan to support any other file formats than just standard WAV files. If someone else would like to add some other file format support, let me know. Feel free to e-mail me at CubsKing99 at Hotmail.com.
Screenshot
Here is a picture of how the screen looks on my computer.
Links
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