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Question on IIGS music/sound files
- Subject: Question on IIGS music/sound files
- From: Rich Hare <Rich113JL@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 20 Nov 2010 10:10:44 -0500
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I am attempting to organize and better understand a whole lot of
material I have for my IIGS. I have a bunch of legacy stuff from 15
years ago; about 700 meg of stuff that I was given, and of course, the
Golden Orchard disk.
I have a huge amount of sound files that I'd like to listen to; mods,
rSounds, binary sound files, etc., but I can't seem to get them to play.
I've got more than a dozen sound applications (Soundsmith Modzap
NoiseTracker etc.) and they play some of the sounds but not others.
Obviously I don't know what I'm doing, soundwise. I've read the FAQ's
and the Apple II Sound & Music file (R015SNDNMUS.txt), but it seems like
this is more advanced than I can follow, just yet.
I don't want to CREATE music; just group what I have and listen to it.
Is there a primer anywhere (book perhaps?) that describes each of the
sound file types and lists the application(s) that go with each?
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Rich ('-')