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Mon May 22 2006, 02:39AM Print
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In several situations, I have wanted to make a certain waveform and play it. I know exactly what the wave looks like, but I can't figure out how to synthesize it from a sin/sqr wave or turn it into an equation like all the tone generators I can find require.

Is there a program that I can *draw* and edit a soundwave like a graphic? I'd also like to be able to edit music this way, where I can just draw in or draw out stuff. Anybody?
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Mon May 22 2006, 03:06AM
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I don't know of any... But wouldn't it be relatively strait forward to edit a .wav file with the correct samples?

I remember watching an old tv show where this guy had an ancient computer (it had a monochrome green display) that would play a graph of time vs frequency...

It wouldn't surprise me if cooledit would let you drag the samples around... I don't have it installed anywhere convient, so I can't tell for sure.
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ragnar
Mon May 22 2006, 03:28AM
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Part Scavenger, you have mail =-)

Lucky you!
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Carbon_Rod
Mon May 22 2006, 06:17AM
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Soundforge will let you draw stuff. ( Link2 )

Others often have a point and click interpolate edit mode that allows you to shape waveforms.
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Mon May 22 2006, 10:27AM
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I've organised to get Sound Forge to part scavenger wink
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Thanks guys!
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