WaveGL
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| − | * [http://greweb.me/wavegl/?example=hello_world Example files "in action"] (warning: starts playing sound immediately when you load pages!) | + | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20191225081115/http://greweb.me/wavegl/?example=hello_world Example files "in action"] (warning: starts playing sound immediately when you load pages!) |
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Revision as of 08:07, 25 December 2023
WaveGL is a programming language designed for sounds, based on OpenGL Shading Language (a programming language for graphics), which in turn has a syntax based on C. It lets you set up mathematical functions which are rendered as audio.
There appears to be a different "Wave-GL" programming language described in Dr. Dobbs Journal in 1996, which is a similar concept (using mathematical functions to generate computer audio) but with a different syntax.
Sample files
- Example files "in action" (warning: starts playing sound immediately when you load pages!)
