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rbz:


This is my little present for the freebasic users  :xmas:

MiniFMOD 1.70 by FireLight Multimedia.

A special minifmod version capable to load songs from memory buffer (using bin2bas ;) ) and an easy function to retrieve song sample/notes from current song playing.
You can now synch your intro with song, choosing a specific sample/instrument or note for each channel, you can start an effect with a particular note, make transitions etc, or even create a specific channel only for intro synchronizations , the possibilities are endless :)

Special thanks goes to Hellfire for writing a tutorial about how to sych with minifmod.


Functions:
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MiniFmod_Init
MiniFmod_Play
MiniFmod_Stop
MiniFmod_Free
MiniFmod_GetOrder
MiniFmod_GetRow
MiniFmod_GetTime
MiniFmod_GetSynch
MiniFmod_GetChannels
MiniFmod_SetVolume *new*

To install:
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From "freebasic_minifmod170.zip" file extract and copy the file "libminifmod170.a"
library to the freebasic install folder:
Eg.:   C:\FreeBasic\lib\win32
And "minifmod170.bi" to the folder C:\FreeBasic\inc


Check out example test folder

Shockwave:
My word!

How easy to use can it be? :)

Thanks Rbz, this means that it will be a piece of cake for anyone to write programs in freebasic that need spectrum analyzers, vumeters / music synch.

Thank you to Hellfire too for working on the tutorial.

I've tried it already with a few songs, it works really nicely and just in time for me to start my text mode demo too.

K+++

ninogenio:
oh cool cheers rbz k+,

sticky it please!

Shockwave:
I have a question though rbz :)

When using getsynch, to return the note, what is the possible range please?
For example, is there a note returned between 0 and 128 for example?

rbz:
Thanks!


--- Quote from: Shockwave on December 24, 2008 ---I have a question though rbz :)

When using getsynch, to return the note, what is the possible range please?
For example, is there a note returned between 0 and 128 for example?

--- End quote ---
For notes the range are 0 to 133,  where 132=none and 133=keyoff
For samples/intruments the range are 0 to 99

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