A small music tool
Hi again! So I have this small music program I made a little while back, mostly just for fun, that lets you make little drum/music loops. When I made my I’m In post I got a comment from someone saying they were interested in using this to make music loops for ludum dare and requesting a wav export function be added. I’d gotten this request before, so I went ahead and added it!
So if you’re interested, here is version 1.0.1 of Drumcircle, with an export button under “Save” that emits a seamless-loopable wav of the current loop. Here’s a quick little music loop I made with it to demonstrate.
Hope someone finds this useful 
Comments
17. Aug 2011 · 06:05 UTC
By the way, along with the new update I also did some refactoring to make the part of Drumcircle that actually generates the sound a little easier to separate out from the rest of the code. Eventually I want to make a standalone library (for my own use, at least) that would allow you to load save files from Drumcircle and use them as background music in a game or whatever. There’s a version of this in the BitBucket repository; I haven’t totally separated it from the rest of the Drumcircle code but it’s mostly just a matter of removing a couple of headers and a few lines of unnecessary code.
freeplay4c
17. Aug 2011 · 10:11 UTC
Wow, great little program you got here.
17. Aug 2011 · 10:16 UTC
Love it. L O V E it. THis is perfect for my needs. It can do chiptune, piano, guitar and more! Great work. Will use for this LD!
17. Aug 2011 · 13:47 UTC
looks sweet, Imma try it out right now
17. Aug 2011 · 13:53 UTC
I never expected you to update it before the compo. I will most definitely be using this in the next LD.
17. Aug 2011 · 16:46 UTC
First if all; This is freaking great (as I’ve told you on Twitter :))
17. Aug 2011 · 22:35 UTC
“But; I’d love to get some sort of confirmation that this wouldn’t break any rules; Are we allowed to use these samples in an LD entry?”