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#include "maximilian.h"
// Here we define a double floating value that will contain our
// frame of lovely maximilian generated audio
double out;
// Our oscillator to fill our frame up with my favourite wave
maxiOsc osc;
// Our ramp to modulate the oscillators
maxiOsc ramp;
// We declare our recorder object here, which will call it's
// default constructor.
maxiRecorder recorder;
void setup() {
// Call setup here, make sure you do this so the recorder
// knows where to write the file. Currently the recorder
// will write the wav file to the directory that this file
// is in if you use linux but with mac and windows I
// strongly reccomend putting an absolute file path to the
// directory you want to write to. Also, when in Windows,
// remember to do double '\' characters because they
// count as an escape which will nullify any path you write
recorder.setup("lovesong.wav");
// This must be called to start the asynchronous thread to
// manage the recorder's internal memory
recorder.startRecording();
}
void play(double *output) {
// A pulse wave!!! Yay
out = osc.pulse(90, ramp.phasor(.2));
// Fill our output buffer
output[0]=out;
output[1]=out;
// After we have filled our output array, send the array
// and the size of the array (in this case the amount of
// channels, but in ofx or juce you might need to do
// something like channels*bufferSize).
recorder.passData(output, maxiSettings::channels);
}
// We don't need to worry about telling the recorder to stop;
// when the stack unwinds and the maximillian program stops,
// the recorder will have its destructor called and the wav
// will be written for you. If you would like to do something
// more dynamic, look at the class definition in maximilian.h -
// the api allows for stricter control of the object.
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