Re: musical notes
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From: engale2000 at hotmail.com
Subject: Re: musical notes
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<P><BR> On the Atari ST way back in 1980s in GFA BASIC as I recall there
was<BR>something called "sound()" or something like that. And it took
four<BR>arguments: pitch, volume, duration, quality. The Atari ST had a
special<BR>chip for sound that operated independently of the main chip. It
was easy<BR>to make original "music" on the Atari ST.<BR><BR> With DOS32
Euphoria we have "sound()" but with only pitch.<BR> With Win32 Euphoria,
with win32lib.ew, we have playSound(), but it plays<BR>a WAV file.<BR><BR>
Is there any way with Win32 Euphoria to do what I used to do on the<BR>Atari
ST? That is: sound(pitch,volume,duration,quality)<BR><BR> One
way might be to have a bunch of WAV files, each representing a<BR>musical note
and a specific instrument. They could be named by instrument<BR>and
frequency. For example "piano320.wav". Each one would be
the<BR>duration of the shortest note in music.<BR><BR>&!
nbsp; Where can I gitta holduv these wav files? Or is there a better
idea?<BR><BR><BR> Jerry Story</P>
<P>Have fun and let me see what you have done when you have
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