Add README files explaining how to create sound and music.
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In order to create the final soundtrack, you need the following packages
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installed:
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- csound
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- abcmidi
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- fluid-soundfont-gm
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- vorbis-tools
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The .abc files contain the music scores in ABC notation. These are converted to
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MIDI format with abc2midi. For each .abc file there is a .csd file which sets
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up the instruments so csound can render the MIDI file. At the moment we are
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using only the fluid opcodes. These render notes using a General Midi
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soundfont. After csound has rendered everything to a .wav file, oggenc is used
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to create the final .ogg file.
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If the abcm2ps package is installed, you can create sheet music from the .abc files.
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This can be helpful to spot mistakes.
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TODO:
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- Use ABC part notation to simulate module tracker patterns.
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- Use csound to add effects that cannot be represented by ABC (for example, filter sweeps).
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In order to create the sound files, you need the following packages
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installed:
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- csound
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- vorbis-tools
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The .csd files contain the source code that describes the sound effect. These
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are rendered by csound to a .wav file, which is converted to .ogg using oggenc.
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