Java Sound Programmer Guide
Publisher: Sun Microsystems, Inc. 2002
Description:
This is a largely conceptual description of the Java Sound API, with some code snippets as programming examples. It is assumed that the reader has a basic knowledge of programming in the Java language. Familiarity with audio and MIDI is helpful but not assumed.
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