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- Support rendering of multiple objects
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- (long term) Keyframing/animating objects and camera
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## Screenshots
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<img width="100%" src="gui.png">
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## Usage
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Using osci-render is very easy; run the program and choose the file you would like to render, and it will output as audio to visualise on your oscilloscope.
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- Horizontal/Vertical distortion
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- Wobble (plays sin wave at same frequency as output)
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## Screenshots
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### MIDI
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<img width="524px" height="356px" src="gui.png">
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To control the sliders using a MIDI slider or knob from a physical device, do the following:
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- First, plug-in MIDI device
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- Open osci-render
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- Click MIDI logo next to the slider you want to control
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- Red means the slider is 'armed' and waiting for you to choose a MIDI key to associate it with
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- Move a slider/knob etc. on your MIDI device
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- The MIDI logo now turns green, and is controlled by your MIDI device!
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## Running
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