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## Package micromod

Class Summary
Channel | A Channel attemps to do a bit of Amiga hardware emulation to play ProTracker modules a bit better than most.
Compressor | Compressor is an implementation of WaveShaper that utilises an efficient algorithm I found on www.smartelectronix.com/musicdsp A compressor improves the sound of distortion and so allows you to crank up the gain without things sounding too horrible.
DataReader | The DataReader contains methods to convert data on an implementation of DataInput into a more useful format.
Instrument | A ProTracker style instrument, supporting 8 bit mono samples, and forward looping only.
InstrumentPlayer | InstrumentPlayer 0.5 This class is designed to play a ProTracker style instrument at the specified pitch The output of an object of this class has any instrument-related effects applied.
LoopDecoder | LoopDecoder streams the samples of an instrument in the correct order.
MicroMod | MicroMod 0.9xxx! Copyright 2002 Martin Cameron.
Mixer | Mixer mixes the output of the individual channels together.
Modulator | The Modulator is intended to "modulate" the pitch/volume of a Channel over time.
Module | A class representing a ProTracker/NoiseTracker/FTK module,
ModuleLoader |
ModuleLoader.ModFormatInfo | A type for the module format information.
ProTrackerLFO | An "LFO" so the Modulator can do vibrato, tremolo etc.
Sequence | This class represents the sequence information contained in a ProTracker style music module.
Sequence.Pattern |
Sequencer | The Sequencer interprets a Sequence a "tick" at a time.
Synthesizer | The Synthesizer represents a bunch of Modulators, each with an associated Channel.
WaveScaler | The WaveScaler class reduces the amplitude of audio.
WaveShaper | The WaveShaper simply provides a method for distorting (usually compressing/limiting) audio.

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