WAV Synth is a package for synthesizing music from a music format.
With WAV synth, you write a musical score in a human readable music format, and then run it through a converter which turns it into a much more basic format for synthesis. Sound.exe can take one of these compiled scores and turn it into a .WAV file for your enjoyment.
If you want a high quality synth for music production, this is not for you, but if you're looking for a small, simple, hackable synth to mess around with, WAV Synth is a good choice.
Running python convert.py mario.pyscore will produce a compiled score file
called mario.cscore, and then running ./Sound.exe cscore will produce
a sound file called out.wav.
WAV Synth is a C program with no dependencies.
To compile it, you'll need a C compiler (tested on clang, gcc, and mingw).
If you're using mingw, run mingw32-make to run the makefile and compile it,
if you're using any other compiler, you should be able to just type make.
converter.py is a Python program, and so it naturally has Python as a dependency.
To convert a .pyscore to a .cscore, run python converter.py <pyscore file> [<output cscore>].
To produce a wav file, run ./Sound.exe <input cscore> [<output WAV>]
Developed by Caleb Jones (@porglezomp).
Licensed under the MIT license.