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Amiga Basic programs can produce high quality sound for games, music applications, or user alerts. The SOUND statement emits tone of specified frequency, duration, and volume. As an option, the tone can also have one of four user-defined "voices." The WAVE statement lets you assign your own complex waveforms to each of the voices. SOUND and WAVE can provide your programs with rich variety of musical sounds, from the complexity of string quartet to the simplicity of whistled tune.
These features can be implemented as: SOUND frequency, duration [, [volume ][, voice ]] SOUND _WAIT (or an extra parameter for SOUND above) SOUND _RESUME (or an extra parameter for SOUND above) _WAVE voice, wave-definition
Amiga Basic programs can produce high quality sound for games, music applications, or user alerts. The SOUND statement emits tone of specified frequency, duration, and volume. As an option, the tone can also have one of four user-defined "voices." The WAVE statement lets you assign your own complex waveforms to each of the voices. SOUND and WAVE can provide your programs with rich variety of musical sounds, from the complexity of string quartet to the simplicity of whistled tune.
These features can be implemented as:
SOUND frequency, duration [, [volume ][, voice ]]
SOUND _WAIT
(or an extra parameter forSOUND
above)SOUND _RESUME
(or an extra parameter forSOUND
above)_WAVE voice, wave-definition
See Amiga_BASIC_1985_Commodore.pdf for more information.
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