Uses of Package
com.frinika.voiceserver

Packages that use com.frinika.voiceserver
com.frinika.benchmark   
com.frinika.benchmark.audio   
com.frinika.contrib.boblang   
com.frinika.synth   
com.frinika.synth.synths   
com.frinika.synth.synths.sampler   
com.frinika.voiceserver   
com.frinika.voiceserver.voicetemplate   
 

Classes in com.frinika.voiceserver used by com.frinika.benchmark
Voice
          Voice base class.
 

Classes in com.frinika.voiceserver used by com.frinika.benchmark.audio
Voice
          Voice base class.
VoiceServer
          The VoiceServer terminates the audio output of all voices, by polling them sequentially for small buffers of data.
 

Classes in com.frinika.voiceserver used by com.frinika.contrib.boblang
Voice
          Voice base class.
 

Classes in com.frinika.voiceserver used by com.frinika.synth
Voice
          Voice base class.
VoiceServer
          The VoiceServer terminates the audio output of all voices, by polling them sequentially for small buffers of data.
 

Classes in com.frinika.voiceserver used by com.frinika.synth.synths
Voice
          Voice base class.
 

Classes in com.frinika.voiceserver used by com.frinika.synth.synths.sampler
Voice
          Voice base class.
 

Classes in com.frinika.voiceserver used by com.frinika.voiceserver
AudioContext
          An audio context is the glue between a Frinika Voice server and the audio interfaces of the operating system.
CPUMeter
           
JavaSoundVoiceServer
          An integration of the Voice server with the sound hardware interfaces of the java sound api.
Voice
          Voice base class.
VoiceInterrupt
          The voice interrupt is used to alter voice parameters in real time.
VoiceServer
          The VoiceServer terminates the audio output of all voices, by polling them sequentially for small buffers of data.
 

Classes in com.frinika.voiceserver used by com.frinika.voiceserver.voicetemplate
Voice
          Voice base class.
VoiceServer
          The VoiceServer terminates the audio output of all voices, by polling them sequentially for small buffers of data.