teittinen@cc.helsinki.fi (02/16/90)
Hello everybody!
I want to write some graphics demos for PC and I'd like to play some
simple melodies in the background (like one can do in BASIC, urgh). I
know how to do it myself (speed up system clock and use own interrupt to
read music buffer and play tunes, like BASIC does). But I guess somebody
must have done that before me. So my question is: is there such a
TurboPascal unit that allows me to play backgorund music? And if there
is, where can I get it? I hope it is PD, otherwise I guess I have to
write a unit of my own. Source preferred.
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In article <1920.25dc0694@cc.helsinki.fi> teittinen@cc.helsinki.fi writes: >TurboPascal unit that allows me to play backgorund music? And if there >is, where can I get it? I hope it is PD, otherwise I guess I have to >write a unit of my own. Source preferred. > yes there is a unit that allows you to play music in the background in pascal. I have seen it on some bullutin boards and quantums PC-link. I am not at home so I don't know the name of it. Have faith though there is one out there.