Examples of toxi.audio.SoundListener

toxi.audio.SoundListener

The concept of a SoundListener refers directly to the user's instance in the virtual (audio) world. By setting the 3D position, velocity and orientation of the listener, the underlying audio hardware can produce a realistic 3D spatial sound simulation (incl. doppler effect, volume falloff etc.).

Like {@link AudioSource}, this class extends {@link Vec3D} and so if theposition of the listener is changed via the public x,y,z vector components, the updatePosition() method needs to be called afterwards in order to reflect these changes in the OpenAL context.

        String[] devices = audioUtil.getDeviceList();
        for (String d : devices) {
            System.out.println(d);
        }
        audioUtil.init(JOALUtil.SOFTWARE, false);
        SoundListener l = audioUtil.getListener();
        l.setGain(1);
        AudioBuffer b = audioUtil.loadBuffer("test/phone_ulaw.wav");
        int delay = b.getSampleSize() * 1000 / b.getFrequency();
        System.out.println(b + " length=" + delay);
        if (b.convertUlawToPCM(false)) {
            AudioSource src = audioUtil.generateSource();

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