Introduction & Motivation

This project grew out of a desire to understand audio data and audio data processing algorithms. It's likely mediocre at best, and you shouldn't try to use it for any real-world applications. The only production use-case I have for the library presently is a simple Android mobile app. Other than that, the library is not so battle-hardened that it may be worth anything to anyone. Now that I've discredited the whole library, you don't have to waste any more of your time with it.

All that said, I'm going to use it for any of my own personal projects, and I'm hopeful that as I do, the code will get better.

Capabilities

Presently, the library can be used to convert between audio formats, fire-off sound-FX (fire and forget), load and play MIDI files, record and save MIDI files, as well as synthesize sound as a function of sound-font data and a given stream of MIDI messages. Sound synthesis is an area of particular interest to me, and I've gone as far as trying to provide reverb support which, surprisingly, adds great quality and character to the sound produced.