A simple CLI application for playing sound GLSL shader by Rust.
Clone repository, and run
cd sound-shader
mkdir workspace
cd workspace
cargo run -- --init
cargo runThere are some examples in examples. A very cool sound shader by Inigo Quilez can be played with the following command!
git submodule update --init
cargo run -- resources/pirates.compsound-shader 0.1.1
Yoshinori Tanimura <[email protected]>
Simple sound shader player
USAGE:
sound-shader.exe [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [--] [FILE]
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
--init init default config file "default.json" and prepare sample shader source "sample.comp"
-V, --version Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-c, --config <FILE> read configuration json
-o, --output <FILE> recording wav file
-r, --resources <FILE>... add audio resource, wav is supported.
-s, --silent <SECONDS> not play, just recording.
ARGS:
<FILE> run shader sourceThe json settings specified in --cofig will be treated as the basic settings.
If other arguments are specified for shaders, resources, or output, the settings will be overridden at runtime.
For example, if only a different shader is specified in the other arguments, the result will be output to the destination specified json.
If no arguments are specified, default.json will be loaded, but if other arguments are specified, they will be ignored;
if you want to use default.json as the default setting, you must load it explicitly with --config.
This crate is distributed under Apach-2.0.
Submodules loaded from external repositories contain non-commercially licensed resources, but they are for testing and are not loaded into the source code by macros.
The unit tests and examples are done on my Windows and Mac machines. Since this program using both GPU and audio devices, I haven't established a valid CI.
- loop back
- other audio resources: flac, mp3, and so on.