Finally realized I needed this program, since VLC cuts off the beginnings of short wave samples, rendering it useless for such purposes. So I'd like to say thanks for making this program.

However! One might theoretically want to rhythmically load some non-single-cycle-waveform samples and weirdly make music with it (which is what I figured Nuclace might be hinting at)

for i in `ls`; do mplayer $i; sleep 1; done

Audacity? That's what I use on os x. Maybe there's a dedicated editor..

Hi, can some know a cycle wave editor for apple ?
great !

The only reason I used it is because that's what I'm learning right now in Software Dev class. I know my way around C, Python, and a little bit of others, but VB.NET can play audio with one line. Don't judge me!

Ooh, I'm liiistening~

A birdy told me we might see a more pig friendly version of something like this sooner rather than later.

Nope, sorry. This was done in Visual Basic .NET, a strictly Windows language
I'll see if there's some way to get it working on Wine, at least. Maybe try Mono, I heard good things about Mono being able to run .NET programs on non-Win platforms!

Great idea! Any chance of a mac version?

Changing the speed would definitely change the pitch in this case. In general music cases, changing the speed of a music file will change the tempo as well. However, tempo is a musical term, and applies to music, not single tones!

Tempo doesnt have any meaning if there's just one note being looped

Changing the "speed" would affect the pitch and the tempo, right?

@The Silph Scope: That'd be awesome.

Awesome, thanks!

you mean the pitch? There's no tempo in this program!
That being said, I'll give it a go