PS excuse any sintaxis or language error, i am not english speaking native. So to wrap all this up, my question is: is there a way to produce a real musical bass sound, either by native code or any API, no necesarily using MIDI or anything like, preferable in c/c++ or java?
#Tux guitar zoom in pro
Guitar Pro import undergone major rewrite. If you want better virtual instruments export your GP file into a converter such as Tux Guitar and play through. Makes converters much more bullet-proof and easier to write and debug. I also been lookin in open source programs like tuxguitar, made in java, which is similar to GuitarPro, so I could see how the produce the bass sound, I still have some code to scann so I can found what I am looking for, but I fear is wont be what I need or able to do. Added zoom level (Ctrl Minus, Ctrl Plus), introducing multiple bars per row, automatically tuning to available window width Finally introduced new exception-based framework for converters load/save.
I been looking into different APIs to help me, most of them open source to see what are the doing, but I found them very complex and with a really steep learning curve and little documentation. The thing is Ive been looking in MIDI ways to produce that sound, but Im not sure if thats the right thing to do, actually I have little knwoledge about this subject, is my first trying anything related to produce sound from raw coding.
If the TuxGuitar program can be used to convert the file format to another one, such information will also be provided. The following tables provide information about the association of TuxGuitar with file extensions. I been doing an extensive research in the internet because I need a way to generate real bass sound (like an electric bass guitar) from a program. TuxGuitar supports 9 different file extensions, thats why it was found in our database.
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