Java Stomp

Introduction

Java Stomp is a guitar effects processor written in Java. Simply plug in your guitar to the line-in or microphone input on your sound card. Run Java Stomp, clicking "Start" in the "Amp" section will route the data from the line-in or microphone input into the processor. (You have to first select the input source, depending on where you plug in your guitar in your system mixer (recording). To turn on or bypass the effects such as "Overdrive" or "Delay", simply click on the "On" or "Bypass" buttons on the respective effect section. Note: This is a work in progress, with only a basic overdrive (with the tone controls not implemetned yet) and delay effect. Questions? Comments? Send it to locrianmode@gmail.com

To hear Java Stomp in action, hear these demos: drive, delay, drive+delay.

Effects Chain

The effects chain is fixed and not arrangeable.

Input -> Overdrive - Delay -> Output 

Download

Download Java Stomp. Save as JavaStomp.jar to any folder on your disk.

Requirements

You need to have the Java (1.5) to be installed on your computer.

Running Java Stomp

After downloading the file JavaStomp.jar, simply double click on it to run it or under the command prompt, go to the folder where you placed the file and type

 java -jar JavaStomp.jar

Links

Here's a couple of interesting links

Java Sound Resources
A Musical Distortion Primer
GM Arts
Music-DSP Source Code Archive
Digital Audio with Java by Craig A. Lindley.
Guitar FX
Guitar FX Box