starfighter/music/Makefile

SONGS = space warm-up
OGG = $(SONGS:%=%.ogg)
WAV = $(SONGS:%=%.wav)
MID = $(SONGS:%=%.mid)
PDF = $(SONGS:%=%.pdf)

all: $(OGG)

%.ogg: %.wav
	oggenc $<

%.mid: %.abc
	abc2midi $< -o $@

%.wav: %.mid %.csd
	csound -d -o $@ -T -F $< `basename $< .mid`.csd

%.pdf: %.abc
	abcm2ps -B 4 -O - $< | ps2pdf - $@

pdf: $(PDF)

clean:
	rm -f $(OGG) $(WAV) $(MID) $(PDF)

.PHONY: all clean
Rename "Drums" song to "Warm-up". The title is chosen because it is both a warm-up for me writing music with ABC and CSound, it will also be used in the first levels of Starfighter where the player has to warm up. 2012-03-13 22:33:22 +01:00			`SONGS = space warm-up`
Start of new music using ABC and Csound. Two basic, unfinished songs, written in ABC notation are added. The Makefile will convert the .abc files to MIDI files, which are rendered using Csound. At the moment, Csound is set up to use the Fluidsynth engine to render sound using soundfonts, and the reverbsc opcode is used to add a reverb effect. ABC notation is much easier to write music in than using "raw" Csound score notation. Also, the abcm2ps utility can create very nice sheet music from ABC files. 2012-03-01 00:07:13 +01:00			`OGG = $(SONGS:%=%.ogg)`
			`WAV = $(SONGS:%=%.wav)`
			`MID = $(SONGS:%=%.mid)`
			`PDF = $(SONGS:%=%.pdf)`

			`all: $(OGG)`

			`%.ogg: %.wav`
			`oggenc $<`

			`%.mid: %.abc`
			`abc2midi $< -o $@`

			`%.wav: %.mid %.csd`
			csound -d -o $@ -T -F $< `basename $< .mid`.csd

			`%.pdf: %.abc`
			`abcm2ps -B 4 -O - $< \| ps2pdf - $@`

			`pdf: $(PDF)`

			`clean:`
			`rm -f $(OGG) $(WAV) $(MID) $(PDF)`

			`.PHONY: all clean`