| Mega Drone |
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| Ever wondered what 100 square waves sound like when played together? Well now you can find out! |
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| Mega Drone is an app which creates 100 oscillators, combines their output in a mixer and plays the resulting sound. |
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| This sample demonstrates how to obtain the lowest latency by: |
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| 1) Leaving Oboe to choose the best default stream properties for the current device |
| 2) Setting performance mode to LowLatency |
| 3) Setting sharing mode to Exclusive |
| 4) Setting the buffer size to 2 bursts |
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| This code was presented at [AES Milan](http://www.aes.org/events/144/) as part of a live coding demonstration. |
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| The [following article explaining how to debug CPU performance problems](https://medium.com/@donturner/debugging-audio-glitches-on-android-ed10782f9c64) may also be useful when looking at this code |
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| Implementation details |
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| The stream properties are left to Oboe as such the app must output audio data in a format which matches that of the stream. |
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| Four different formats are supported: |
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| |Channel count|Format| |
| |-------------|------| |
| |1 - Mono|16-bit int| |
| |2 - Stereo|16-bit int| |
| |1 - Mono|Float| |
| |1 - Stereo|Float| |
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| The signal chain for mono streams is: |
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| Oscillators->Mixer |
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| For stereo chains a mono to stereo converter is added to the end of the chain: |
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| Oscillators->Mixer->MonoToStereo |
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| The compiler optimization flag `-Ofast` can be found in [CMakeLists.txt](CMakeLists.txt). |
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| Screenshots |
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