fordke@infonode.ingr.com (Keith Ford x8614) (12/03/90)
I'm wanting to develop some educational programs for my daughter, and would like to incorporate a sound card into them. I would appreciate email with your comments about the following. 1. Which is the most popular? Supported by more software? 2. How easy is it to program from C? 3. Is it capable of generating speech? What quality? 4. Any special features? -- | ...!uunet!ingr!fordke OR fordke@ingr.com | Micro Magic BBS (Fidonet: 1:373/12, MaBell: +1 205 830 2362) | "and the Trees are all kept equal by hatchet, axe, and saw." -Rush
am42+@andrew.cmu.edu (Alexander Paul Morris) (12/04/90)
Go with the SoundBlaster. It lets you do music, play/record 8-bit
digital samples up to 23k/sec (play), 12k/sec (rec), and has a
programmer's toolkit for $100 more that has C routines to access the
drivers.
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