CSharp/C#, Pure Tones in C# How do I produce?

Pure Tones in C# How do I produce?

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Mike #1 / 6	Pure Tones in C# How do I produce? I posted this in the .framework newsgroup a couple of days ago and did not get any type of response so I thought that I would post it here. I need to produce some tones at various frequencies such as 250 - 6000 kilohertz. I need to produce these tones for both the left and right channels at the same time and then produce them seperatly for the left channel and then for the right channel. I know that there is no built in support for this in C# (at least that I could find) and was wondering if anyone has any dirty code and or ideas on how I could produce these tones using C# and .net. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Mon, 17 Jan 2005 05:35:05 GMT

NETMaste #2 / 6	Pure Tones in C# How do I produce? If you can produce .WAV or .MID(I) files for this tones, and timing no issue, try: WaveFile http://www.allapi.net/classlib/class.php?id=8 MidiFile http://www.allapi.net/classlib/class.php?id=19 else I guess you have to search pure C++/win32 code first, then port it yourself to C# using PInvoke. E.g. low-level C++ sample (using waveOutWrite) http://www.codeproject.com/audio/lamer2000.asp Note you could use stereo files and control the volume of left/right channel... -- NETMaster (Thomas Scheidegger) http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_csharp.html Quote: > I posted this in the .framework newsgroup a couple of days ago and did not > get any type of response so I thought that I would post it here. > I need to produce some tones at various frequencies such as 250 - 6000 > kilohertz. > I need to produce these tones for both the left and right channels at the > same time and then produce them seperatly for the left channel and then for > the right channel. > I know that there is no built in support for this in C# (at least that I > could find) and was wondering if anyone has any dirty code and or ideas on > how I could produce these tones using C# and .net.
Mon, 17 Jan 2005 17:21:38 GMT

Mike #3 / 6	Pure Tones in C# How do I produce? Unfortunatly a wave file wont really work because I need to produce the tone for various lengths and I would have to produce too many .wav files. Do you know of any pure C++/win32 libraries.. or where I might start to look to do this? Quote: > If you can produce .WAV or .MID(I) files > for this tones, and timing no issue, try: > WaveFile > http://www.allapi.net/classlib/class.php?id=8 > MidiFile > http://www.allapi.net/classlib/class.php?id=19 > else I guess you have to search pure C++/win32 code first, > then port it yourself to C# using PInvoke. > E.g. low-level C++ sample (using waveOutWrite) > http://www.codeproject.com/audio/lamer2000.asp > Note you could use stereo files and > control the volume of left/right channel... > -- > NETMaster (Thomas Scheidegger) > http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_csharp.html - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Quote: > > I posted this in the .framework newsgroup a couple of days ago and did not > > get any type of response so I thought that I would post it here. > > I need to produce some tones at various frequencies such as 250 - 6000 > > kilohertz. > > I need to produce these tones for both the left and right channels at the > > same time and then produce them seperatly for the left channel and then for > > the right channel. > > I know that there is no built in support for this in C# (at least that I > > could find) and was wondering if anyone has any dirty code and or ideas on > > how I could produce these tones using C# and .net.
Mon, 17 Jan 2005 17:44:12 GMT

Mike #4 / 6	Pure Tones in C# How do I produce? Thomas.. I just noticed the other link to the morse code program.. That may do the trick! I am checking it out now.. not quite sure how to move it to C# though.. Quote: > > else I guess you have to search pure C++/win32 code first, > > then port it yourself to C# using PInvoke. > > E.g. low-level C++ sample (using waveOutWrite) > > http://www.codeproject.com/audio/lamer2000.asp
Mon, 17 Jan 2005 17:58:18 GMT

Mike #5 / 6	Pure Tones in C# How do I produce? Thomas Ya this would work perfectly.. however I am new to C# let alone C++ this is the most cryptic stuff I have seen in quite a while.. it is going to take some serious work to figure it out. Have you ever converted something like this to C#? Has anyone else? Where do I start? Any pointers/hints would be helpful.. Thanks again for your help Quote: > Thomas.. > I just noticed the other link to the morse code program.. That may do the > trick! I am checking it out now.. not quite sure how to move it to C# > though.. > > > else I guess you have to search pure C++/win32 code first, > > > then port it yourself to C# using PInvoke. > > > E.g. low-level C++ sample (using waveOutWrite) > > > http://www.codeproject.com/audio/lamer2000.asp
Mon, 17 Jan 2005 18:20:29 GMT

NETMaste #6 / 6	Pure Tones in C# How do I produce? You have to use PInvoke exactly like http://www.allapi.net/classlib/class.php?id=8 [WaveFile.cs, e.g. waveOutWrite() ] -- NETMaster (Thomas Scheidegger) http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_csharp.html Quote: > I just noticed the other link to the morse code program.. That may do the > trick! I am checking it out now.. not quite sure how to move it to C# > though..
Mon, 17 Jan 2005 18:31:03 GMT

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