Hacking the Bit Invader.

[zonkmachine]

So. I'm not a Qt/C++ wizard of any kind but I fooled around with the code a bit and this is what came out.
Years ago I had an analogue modular synthesizer and I built a couple of modules to it myself. One unit was a digital noise generator with a built in VCO that could be sweapt across a rather wide range. The Bit Bomber (please suggest a better name!) is inspired by that module but you have to compile it yourself. The binary would probably not be of any use to you as I run a custom core2 linux kernel and I don't think it would work for an amd64 kernel.

Sample1
Sample2
Sample3


If you want to compile it(No Binary):

bit_bomber.zip

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[musikbear]

If you know how, you should add your extention to the git-repository,
http://lmms.sourceforge.net/wiki/index. ... repository
im sure it would be apreciated.
Br.

[zonkmachine]

I don't know how but in any case I think I would need write access given from a project admin.

[djkingpin]

How do I open the .cpp and .h files? Which one contains the .dll file? Once I have it, do I open it with Vestige?

[zonkmachine]

How do I open the .cpp and .h files? Which one contains the .dll file? Once I have it, do I open it with Vestige?

Sorry, this is source code only if you want to compile it. I don't know the best way to distribute a binary.
What OS are you using?

[zonkmachine]

Right now the function of it is equivalent to loading an 8bit, 4k samples long, white noise sample into the Audio File Processor and playing with the start/end setting. So this isn't anything to loose sleep over.

[djkingpin]

I run Windows 7.

[zonkmachine]

It ain't worth the trouble to compile it then. Just load this sample (2k long) in the Audio File Processor and adjust the default vca/vcf envelopes of the plug-in.

white noise - 2k long
http://www.freesound.org/people/dayOfDa ... ds/164957/

Same sample at 1-bit resolution:
http://www.freesound.org/people/dayOfDa ... ds/164958/

Edit: Don't forget too loop the samples.