November 2005
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
6h 14m
English
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In the previous section, we used the JFugue API to create and play music and to save it as a MIDI file. The open-source JFugue library is built on top of Java Sound, which is part of the core API in Java 1.3 and above. In the previous section, JFugue converted a Pattern into a series of low-level MIDI commands, usually consisting of a sequence of note-on and note-off events. The underlying Java Sound classes process these low-level events and send them to the sound card. You can access this sequence ...
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