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FMOD programming samples

Use this on "YOUR OWN RISK"!!!
Will be continued!!!

About FMOD
Custom data types
Custom class Sound Manager
Use FMOD in your own game

About FMOD

Last versio :3.6
FMOD, FMOD is the fastest, most powerful and easiest to use sound system on Windows, Linux, and Windows CE there is, and now Macintosh, PS2 & XBox!. FMOD supports 3d sound, midi, mods, mp3, ogg vorbis, wma, aiff, recording, obstruction/occlusion, cd playback, mmx, internet streaming, dsp effects, spectrum analysis, user created samples and streams, synchronization support, ASIO, EAX 2&3, C/C++/VB/Delphi/MASM and more. FMOD is not only the best cross platform audio engine for your needs, but it is the best audio engine available on each platform.
file: fmod site

Custom data types

Classes:SDI_LSR,SDI_Sample2d,SDI_Sample3d
class SDI_LSR//loaded sound record 

{

public: 

SDI_LSR(); 

~SDI_LSR();

void Stop();

void Play(float*pos=NULL,float*vel=NULL,bool loop=false);

bool SetFileName(char*fn); 

char*name; int m_id; int m_onchanel; unsigned int m_loop; 

}; 

class SDI_Sample2d:public SDI_LSR 

{ 

public: 

SDI_Sample2d(){m_pts=NULL;}

~SDI_Sample2d(){FSOUND_Sample_Free(m_pts);} 

FSOUND_SAMPLE*m_pts;

};

class SDI_Sample3d:public SDI_LSR 

{

public:

SDI_Sample3d(){m_pts=NULL;}

~SDI_Sample3d(){FSOUND_Sample_Free(m_pts);}

FSOUND_SAMPLE*m_pts; float m_pos[3]; float m_vel[3];

}; 

Custom class Sound Manager

class SDI_Sound_Man 

{ 

public: //here init class functors 

SDI_Sound_Man(int mixrate,int maxhc=32); 

~SDI_Sound_Man();

bool Init(int soundsystype,int driver); 

void ShutDown(); 

void Update();//all 

//here sounds functors 

bool Play2d(int id,int onchanel=-1,bool looped=false);

bool Play3d(int id,float*pos,float*vel,int onchanel=-1,bool looped=false); 

void Stop(int id=-1);//-1=all sounds 

SDI_LSR* Load2d(int id,char*failname,int tochanel=1,bool syssound=false); 

SDI_LSR* Load3d(int id,char*failname,int tochanel=2,bool syssound=false); 

void Unload2d(int id=-1);//-1=all 2dsounds 

void Unload3d(int id=-1);//-1=all 3dsounds

//here add listener functors 

void SDI_Listener3D_Attributes(float *pos,float *vel=NULL, bool usevelosity=false); 

private: 

bool m_fmodok; 

bool m_driversuportHD;

int m_chanel2d,m_chanel3d;

int m_mixrate; 

int SDI_CMaxS,//count sounds in game 

SDI_CMaxHC,//count hardware 3d chanels 

SDI_CMaxSC;//count software 2d chanels 

//posible 

int SDI_MaxS,//maximum sounds in game 

SDI_MaxHC,//maximum hardware 3d chanels 

SDI_MaxSC;//maximum software 2d chanels 

float m_listenert; 

float m_listenerlastpos[3]; 

float m_listenervel[3]; 

}; 

Use FMOD in your own game

Create only one instance of: 

#include "SDI_Sound_BFM.h" 

SDI_Sound_Man *gv_soundmanager=NULL; 

Then in some place of your initializations allocate new object: 

gv_soundmanager=new SDI_Sound_Man(44100,32); 

if(gv_soundmanager) 

{ 

if(!gv_soundmanager->Init(1,1)) 

{ 

 gv_console.SetMsgToCons("log","Sound FMOD initialization failed:Will run out any sounds\n");

 } else 

      {

       gv_console.SetMsgToCons("log","FMOD Init Ok\n");

       gv_soundmanager->Load2d(1,"data/sys/sounds/thunder&rain.wav",1,true);

       gv_soundmanager->Load2d(2,"data/sys/sounds/JailDoor.wav",0,true);

       gv_soundmanager->Load2d(3,"data/sys/sounds/SpaceHatch.wav",0,true);

       gv_soundmanager->Load3d(4,"data/sys/sounds/HighVoltage.wav",2,true);

       gv_soundmanager->Play2d(1,1,true);

       gv_soundmanager.Play3d(4,NULL,NULL,2,true);

      } 

} 

Then in WinMain function each loop after or before rendering do:

if(gv_soundmanager)gv_soundmanager->Update();

That all - see source files :) 

file:SDI_FMOD_OP.zip