SHBOUM@MACALSTR.EDU (01/20/91)
I was just thinking about the continious sound player and the problem
of creating sound files above and beyond the RAM that the owner's IIGS has.
Here are a couple of approaches to solve this problem...
1) The sound player will take a list of sound files and play one right
after another. Or it could be given a directory to read from and play all the
sounds from it. This way a person could use Sonic Blaster and record segements
of the sound file and play them all back at once and see how well they did and
can go back and modify them.
OR
2) Create an additional program to take sound files and append them
together. This can be difficult as different sampling rates will be a problem
to listen to, unless the program makes a special sound file where it will
have a header in front of each segment concerning the sampling rate and other
such relevent information. {I like this idea} But then this way you could make
your own medleys and such to listen to...
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