Having looked through all the Audio libraries, Im completely stumped as to whether there is any way to acheive writing a stereo .wav file to disk. Could anyone point me to anything I may have overlooked?
The program I have made only really holds all the samples in an array which I then use the write() in krister .ess to make a .wav file - but unfortunatley this only makes Mono files :(( .
I'll give AudioRecorder a go. My main concern is that since its really for recording sound being buffered to the Audio Output it doesn't allow me the option to get my samples and simply put them all together as a final .wav file without playing it though the speakers.
Hi Dave, I'm working on something very similar but am having trouble getting an array to write to a WAV file, mono or stereo. Could you post your code here for others?
If you have data, playable in stereo but only writable on mono via krister, you can play it with what you want and, at the same time, record it with minim, and write it ... in stereo.
No I think your right, this is probably the only way to go as far as making a stereo .wav. My program wasn't really designed with this intention, it was really only going to synthesize a waveform and write it straight to file, just surprised that considering the amount of features in these libraries there is no option for writing Stereo straight from static data.
Im going to give Minim a go and see where it leads me. :)
