Musplay is a piece of software for playing MUS-Files in the format you find in the subdirectory /mus/.
This whole thing is work in progress and I really apprechiate any constructive comments and error reports - so mail me! <daniel_gruen@web.de>. Many of the files in /mus/ cannot yet be played correctly, so there is also enough work left to be done for anyone with programming skills.

Usage:
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The most simple way to play a mus file is the following
	./musplay mus/Trio.mus

As you might notice, the file will be played way too fast. To change this you might consider the following:
	./musplay -t 360 mus/Trio.mus
[lenght of 360 seconds]

If you do not have Linux-DSP-Support, you can still use musplay and redirect its output to a .WAV-File:
	./musplay -t 360 -w Trio.wav mus/Trio.mus
[output file Trio.wav]

For other options please call
	./musplay

The options -f, -v, -h and -i can be different for each voice. Therefore you can specify which voice they apply to (-f1 Trio.fms outputs the first voice to a FMS file) but also use global options (-h sounds/attack uses the sounds/attack envelope file for all voices). You find FMS files that can be used for -h and -i in the subdirectory /sounds/.

Musplay uses my synthesizer FMS (http://sourceforge.net/projects/fmsynth).

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to mail me <daniel_gruen@web.de>.
