Fast and easy audio synthesis in C++.
This is a fork, for Linux. Work in progress!
//Tonic is a collection of signal generators and processors
TriangleWave tone1 = TriangleWave();
SineWave tone2 = SineWave();
SineWave vibrato = SineWave().freq(10);
SineWave tremelo = SineWave().freq(1);
//that you can combine using intuitive operators
Generator combinedSignal = (tone1 + tone2) * tremelo;
//and plug in to one another
float baseFreq = 200;
tone1.freq(baseFreq + vibrato * 10);
tone2.freq(baseFreq * 2 + vibrato * 20);Here look. With Tonic you can create an awesome synthesizer with just a couple lines of code.
ControlXYSpeed speed = ControlXYSpeed().x(addParameter("x")).y(addParameter("y"));
outputGen = RectWave().freq(100).pwm( 0.1 + (SineWave().freq(0.1) + 1) * 0.1) * SineWave().freq(1) >> LPF12().cutoff(100 + 600 * speed);This code creates a rectangle wave oscillator, modulates the timbre of that oscillator by a sine wave, adds some slow tremelo, and sends it through a filter. On top of all that, it maps mouse speed to the cutoff frequency.
You can browse more synth examples here
- Standalone example using RTAudio for building a non-interactive synth patch that runs from the command line
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