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Java SoundJava is a programing language that compiles into virtual machine code that is interpreted by a Virtual Machine (VM). Java Sound is a new API introduced in JAVA 2 1.3. The best documentation for the the API is of course provided by sun. Following are some very useful links for learning all you need to know about the Java Sound API including the programming guide. TritonusWhat is Tritonus? The best way to find that answer to that question is go to their website http://www.tritonus.org/. Basically it is a implientation of the Java Sound API for Linux to add on to the original JRE(Java Runtime Enivronment). Also included are some interesting plugins for mp3 decoding (I haven't tried them yet but want to). ProjectsUnder software you can get access to the original PSS homepage and access to the original Java Applications I(Albert O'Connor) wrote. KeySample is a simple program that plays .wav file in responce to a key on the keyboard being pressed. Transport is a program i was working on to make a good audio player in java, my idea was to have the transport controls be varible and semi customizable. Right now it don't to quite as much as I like so I hope to get to develope it further. Not posted on the net is my digital skratch program that is supposed to enable to you to skratch with your mouse. It is still a major work in progress, and I know java isn't the best language to do this in for consideration of efficiency, but hey it is a start on the ideas. KeySample is the application I actually have started to use so it is the one I am most interested in developing. Mostly I was to majorly improve the GUI entirely to make the program a lot more usable. I also want to overhall the save routine and expand the object that represent a sound file and it's configuration. Personally this the program I am most likely to develope if I get the will and the time. Now on to the useful stuff... Resources
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