• SONAR
  • What is the Sonar made by?
2016/06/13 05:56:58
Grandcross
On now,
<script type="text/javascript">
window.addEventListener('laod',
   function(event){
      var a = document.getElementsByTagName("audio");
      a.play();
   }
, false);
</script> 
<audio src="track1.take1.wav" preload="metadata" type="audio/wav" controls/></audio><br />
<audio src="track2.take23.wav" preload="metadata" type="audio/wav" controls/></audio><br />
<audio src="track3.take4.wav" preload="metadata" type="audio/wav" controls/></audio><br />
<audio src="track4.take3.wav" preload="metadata" type="audio/wav" controls/></audio><br />
</body>
</html>
 
It is useing the browser at html5 to mix the audio data.
It need the part of sound on the take and a instruments.It will be came from ASIO driver at audio interface.
It is made by two mixer is at first monitor mixer,at second to interface mixer.
 
And the efect and tempo change be able to set the <audio>tag for change the sounds sustin and freq. and tone change, delay, and more,
It will be composed by <script>to<script>,so set id in <audio>tag and apply the "document.getElementById("audio_num");".
 
Someone!
Can we know the issue to composed for sonar by newer the Sonar ver.It will be more easy useing without CPU freq speed on higher. 
2016/06/13 06:52:54
Bristol_Jonesey
I'll be the first to admit I don't have a clue about what you're saying or if there's even a question being asked.
2016/06/13 08:08:18
John
I'm not understanding the OP either.   Could it be about what company produces Sonar? Or something to do with web music? 
2016/06/13 08:14:44
BobF
My best GUESS is that the OP wants to know what programming language/tools are used to write/build Sonar.
 
I'm pretty sure most of it is C/C++ of the MS variety, with newer, ancillary parts being built with Webby stuff.  Start Screen being an example.
 
Of course I don't KNOW any of this ...
2016/06/13 08:14:46
chuckebaby
I think he was asking us how are day is going.
 
 
BobF
My best GUESS is that the OP wants to know what programming language/tools are used to write/build Sonar.
 
I'm pretty sure most of it is C/C++ of the MS variety, with newer, ancillary parts being built with Webby stuff.  Start Screen being an example.
 
Of course I don't KNOW any of this ...

I think your on to something.
2016/06/13 09:19:26
Resonant Serpent
42. It's always 42.
2016/06/13 09:48:47
Bristol_Jonesey
9 x 6?
2016/06/13 09:55:45
Jimbo 88
Resonant Serpent
42. It's always 42.




 
Isn't it always 12?    You are referring to Merlin's response to any question in the show "When Things Where Rotten" aren't you?   
2016/06/13 10:15:38
TimV
Jimbo 88
Resonant Serpent
42. It's always 42.




 
Isn't it always 12?    You are referring to Merlin's response to any question in the show "When Things Where Rotten" aren't you?   


I think it's a reference to "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".
2016/06/13 10:18:58
glennstanton
when the question is incorrect, the answer is 42. HGTTG...
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