_ _ __ ___ (_) ___ _ __ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ __ ___ | '_ ` _ \| |/ __| '__/ _ \/ __|/ __/ _ \| '_ \ / _ \ | | | | | | | (__| | | (_) \__ \ (_| (_) | |_) | __/ |_| |_| |_|_|\___|_| \___/|___/\___\___/| .__/ \___| NOVA 2026 by DJ_Level_3/BEC^TTC |_| v1.0.0 A downright microscopic software oscilloscope! Time to celebrate - it's finally possible to enter executable oscilloscope music prods into parties without wild compos, as the oscilloscope can now be self-contained within the prod! It may bring even top class GPUs to their knees at native resolution, but microscope is a super high-quality oscilloscope, and it's only 4 kilobytes! Or as low as 2 kilobytes if it's integrated. While microscope itself is very much restricted to Windows only, the core shader is dead simple and can easily be run on any system with OpenGL. Just supply a graticule mask texture and 9600 audio samples (led by configuration data) and let the GPU deal with the rest. And because it's open source, improvements and ports are easily possible, and highly encouraged! ========== Bundle Info ========== This bundle includes two executables, as well as a ZIP of the source code (as of v1.0.0). "microscope-standalone-3631.exe" is the standalone oscilloscope build, which loads a .wav file from disk and plays it live. "ready+microscope-15905.exe" is our demo that won the Wild compo at Revision 2026 ("Ready?") with microscope integrated. "microscope-source.zip" is the source code. The exes above were linked from said code using Crinkler v3.0a, which you'll need to source yourself. To check for updates, view development history, or submit issues and pull requests, check out the GitHub repository: https://github.com/DJLevel3/microscope ======================================================= = = = BUS ERROR Collective/Teletype Corporation = = = ==================== Members ==================== = = = BUS ERROR = = Cosine Tony = = DJ_Level_3 (Hey - that's me!) = = Fazeshift = = Marv1994 = = mickaleus = = spacedog = = Tachy Bunker = = = ======================================================= p.s. If you want a software oscilloscope that doesn't perform terribly, and a synthesizer for making oscilloscope music, you should check out Sosci and osci-render by James H. Ball. They're also open source, but they're much more cross-platform and high performance. James charges for compiled binaries, and I advocate for paying, because he has put his heart and soul into those projects. p.p.s. AMIGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA