Audio Sampler v0.2a
April 5, 2009

Author: Nutty Productions
Website: http://www.nutty.ca
email: nate@nutty.ca


Introduction:
Audio Sampler is a quick 'n dirty tool to generate sounds
from manipulating and combining variations in sinusoidal
waves. In some ways it aims to become a sound synthesizer;
however it lacks many filters and tools used in professional
packages. As such, it's mostly for experimentation and
personal entertainment.

In time, I hope to add more filters and tools to generate a
robust set of sounds.


Notes for Linux users:
I have not implemented a file / directory browser window for
opening and saving projects and WAV files. For the time being,
the name of the project will be used to save the project XML file
as well as the name used for the exported WAV file.


Credits:
1) Some icons used from Crystal Project and LMMS


History:
Version 0.2a
April 5, 2009
	- Live mixing is now done at 16 bits per sample instead of 8.
	This fixes a "hissing" noise sometimes heared on various
	frequencies due to the low audio resolution.

Version 0.2
October 13, 2008 + Hotfix
	- Added carrier signal support. You can chose
	between Amplitude Modulation (AM), Frequency
	Modulation (FM), or Pulse Modulation (PM).

	- Fixed an interface glitch / memory leak with
	the scrollbars and edit boxes. The edit boxes
	will highlight a green colour on the one you
	have selected.

	- Improved the interface. Reduced the amount of
	screenspace occupied by the oscillator.

	- Added a loop option at the top nav bar. When
	enabled, it will continuously playback the sound.
	Handy for creating loops. Disable it to listen to
	your sounds only once.

	- Added the libopenal library for the Linux binary.

Version 0.1
September 22, 2008
	- Initial release.