Creating audio signals in .Net
- Posted: Jun 28, 2009 at 5:19 AM
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Dan
Waters has created a 4 part series on audio programming with .Net. Some point in the future, he'll be posting a full article with WPF on Coding4Fun as well!
- How Audio Data is Represented
- Demystifying the WAV Format
- Synthesizing Simple Wave Audio using C#
- Algorithms for Different Sound Waves in C#
Dan goes into depth on how audio is represented, explains how the WAV format works then creates different audio waves like the sawtooth, square and sine wave. He gives the equation then an implementation with c#. With part 3 and 4, Dan provides full source code so you too can rock out with some audio dial tones.
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