a563@mindlink.UUCP (Dave Kirsch) (01/13/91)
> ames@en.ecn.purdue.edu writes: > > Msg-ID: <1991Jan14.045021.3672@en.ecn.purdue.edu> > Posted: 14 Jan 91 04:50:21 GMT > > Org. : Purdue University Engineering Computer Network > Person: Steven E Ames > > > I agree (again) and I'll ask (again)...Does anyone know where to > pick up such tools (Ad Lib/Sound Blaster)? Or perhaps some libraries > to work with them? > -Steve > am755@po.cwru.edu The best place to get code for programming the AdLib (I don't know about the Sound Blaster) card is to phone AdLib directly. I bought the Programmer's Manual from them for $13.95 Canadian, I got it at that price because I'm a developer (I write video games for the PC). Anyway, they recently sent me their new Sound FX library. It's REALLY slick, and it was _free_ to developers (don't know about hobbyists). You can get the number for AdLib from the booklet that came with your card (I don't have mine handy right now). Just call them and ask them about their new Sound FX library. -- -- /// Dave 'Zoid' Kirsch UUCP: {uunet,ubc-cs}!van-bc!rsoft!mindlink!a563 Voice: (604) 585-8844 a563@mindlink.UUCP Zoid@cc.sfu.ca Vancouver, British Columbia "In-no-sense? Nonsense!" - The Art Of Noise.
cowles@convex.com (John Cowles) (01/14/91)
Does anyone know of programming tools for the Ad Lib or Soundblaster boards? Or do the companies involved have bbs's with downloadable tools? I have lots of music files that I wrote for a four-voiced pc music program that I would like to convert to play on my music board. John Cowles cowles@hydra.convex.com Convex Computer Corp 3000 Waterview Pkwy Richardson, Tx. 214-497-4375
ames@en.ecn.purdue.edu (Steven E Ames) (01/14/91)
I agree (again) and I'll ask (again)...Does anyone know where to
pick up such tools (Ad Lib/Sound Blaster)? Or perhaps some libraries
to work with them?
-Steve
am755@po.cwru.edu