tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21599827043258444592012-01-09T02:41:13.957-08:00Free ear training software for your mobile phone.Sergio Marchesininoreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2159982704325844459.post-53598059017382619012008-03-23T10:58:00.000-07:002008-03-23T11:18:12.797-07:00

Ok, I wanted to check flashLite out... I thought the graphics part would be a lot easier in flash, and it is...Still the audio support is a bit complicated...I had to create one single note midifile for each possibile note and load it into flashlite. Adobe should really add some kind of midi.playNote method to flashlite, you could come out with some great portable music apps if thy did...Anyways

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I still have to figure out how to handle note length in mobile processing. I am using this excellent MSound library it has a noteOn and noteOff method. I suppose I'll have to write a noteObject that uses milliseconds to time a call to itself and just go off.Whatever...Meanwhile, if you want to give a try to the midi version here it is...MidiInvasion.jarit uses a piano note, middle octave.

Sergio Marchesininoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2159982704325844459.post-64768235003261015022008-03-23T04:39:00.000-07:002008-03-23T10:09:46.102-07:00

Ok, as you can see from the screenshot here this is very basic stuff...This thing was made using Mobile Processing , a very nice and promising developement framework java for mobile applications.The idea is as simple as it gets... destroy the spaceship (ehm, lets say the colored circle) before it gets down to the earth. You know, the old story...Every space ship emits one note, you use your

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