SoundData:setSample

Sets the value of the sample-point at the specified position. For stereo SoundData objects, the data from the left and right channels are interleaved in that order.

Function

Synopsis

SoundData:setSample( i, sample )

Arguments

number i

An integer value specifying the position of the sample (starting at 0).

number sample

The normalized samplepoint (range -1.0 to 1.0).

Returns

Nothing.

Function

Available since LÖVE 11.0

This variant is not supported in earlier versions.

Sets the value of a sample using an explicit sample index instead of interleaving them in the sample position parameter.

Synopsis

SoundData:setSample( i, channel, sample )

Arguments

number i

An integer value specifying the position of the sample (starting at 0).

number channel

The index of the channel to set within the given sample.

number sample

The normalized samplepoint (range -1.0 to 1.0).

Returns

Nothing.

Example: Play a sine wave

local tau          =  math.pi * 2
local samplerate   =  44100 -- Hz
local bits         =     16 -- 8 bits would yield very low quality sound
local channels     =      2 -- löve only supports mono or stereo
local buffercount  =      2 -- probably better to use fewer buffers
local qsource      =  love.audio.newQueueableSource(samplerate, bits, channels, buffercount)
local samplepoints =     64 -- how many numbers does one buffer hold
local buffer       =  love.sound.newSoundData(samplepoints, samplerate, bits, channels)
local phase        =    0.0
local frequency    = 220.00 -- Hz
local amplitude    =    0.5 -- 50%


local function synth()
    phase = phase + (tau * frequency / samplerate)
    return math.sin(phase) * amplitude
end

function love.update(dt)
    while qsource:getFreeBufferCount() > 0 do
        for i = 0, samplepoints - 1 do
            buffer:setSample(i, synth())
        end
        qsource:queue(buffer)
        qsource:play()
    end
end

function love.keypressed(key)
    if key == 'k' then
        frequency = frequency * 2^(1/2)
    elseif key == 'j' then
        frequency = frequency * 2^(-1/2)
    end
end

See Also

• SoundData

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