MPTK is full operational on Windows and Mac OS.

But with limitations for these devices:

• Android:
  • Playing midi only for simple song due to these limitations:
    • No wave looping over an arbitrary region (wavetable)
    • Latency.
    • Investigation in progress with OpenSL ES. Thank to 5Argon. Have a look to his Unity Asset.
  • Other functions as reading/writing midi events are ok.
• WebGL:
  • no playing midi due to limitation:
    • Lack of a good threading behaviors.
    • Investigation in progress …
  • Other functions as reading midi events are ok.

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Wave Looping

See here more information about the wave looping limitation with Android and WebGL.

Take an example with a sound like a piano. When a piano key is hit, the sound is playing from the start of the wave:

• first the attack+decay phase (a very short phase),
• then the sound is playing the sustain phase until the key is released,
• then the sound is playing the release phase, generally a short phase,
• and the sound is stopped.

See here more information how a synthesizer runs (in particular with envelope).

Note: information about looping is defined in the wave file.

Unfortunately, WebGL and Android don’t use these looping information: the sound is playing from the start to the end of the wave until the key is released: all the steps are repeated: attack / decay / sustain / release like if you hit the piano key a lot of times.

Note: some sound don’t loop. It’s the case, generally, for the percussion sounds.

Perhaps a solution: when processing the SoundFont, prepare each waves by cutting each waves in 3 steps (A/D + S + R); then let MPTK runs each sub wave according the current phase. Wait and see …