Re: Basic Programming Question -- Music

[bobryan9@my-deja.com]

> Still, I know it can be done - several programs do it. But I've yet
> to find out how they do it exactly.
>

There was an article in Nibble that explained how to do it.  It
included source code.  Check the FTP sites.  TWOVOICESND is one of the
programs, I think.  Its in the SOUND directory on one of the sites.


> You can produce stereo sound by toggling the speaker and the cassette
> output simultaneously though. That works.
>

This works, yes.  I've never seen any program that does this except for
one of my own where I was experimenting.


David Empson, I think your SAM comment may have been incorrect.  Isn't
SAM a program that does voice, not an interface card?  I downloaded a
program called SAM (I thought it was Software Automated Mouth), and it
would make the Apple II talk without a speech card.  It used pre-
recorded pheonomes (spelling?) to speak.  It sounded OK.

Interface cards that I know of that produce speech are Echo (plus, B,
probably other variations), a Mountain Inc. card (there have been posts
here lately of someone wanting software), Doubletalk, I think
slotbuster has a speech option, and others.

Bob


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