Geeks, tuxians and audioslaves!<br><br>I need some help here. I got a bit freaked when I saw that<br>the libsndfile example files contained a program nearly 1000 lines long to simply play<br>a file. But perhaps it&#39;s intended for a higher level of geekery. My needs are very modest. <br>
<br>My task: I just want to load a few samples(wav) which are represented on a <br>GUI (using SDL) and when they knock about on the screen, sound (music)<br>is generated using some rules.I need them to mix, of course. <br>
<br>&nbsp;I was using SDL_mixer for this. But my problem was that I want to write to file <br>(record) a whole session of the running program as a single wav. SDL_mixer<br>does not seem to have writing options. <br><br>Now is there a way I can do this in some reasonably efficient manner using libsndfile?<br>
I could load using libsndfile too, skipping SDL_mixer altogether. It&#39;s already installed.<br><br>What to do? Any tips would be appreciated. <br><br>Thanks,<br clear="all"><br>------- &nbsp; &nbsp;-.-<br>1/f &nbsp; ))) &nbsp;--.<br>------- &nbsp; &nbsp;...<br>
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