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Acorn Arcade forums: Programming: Making my programs noisy
 
  Making my programs noisy
  Chris (11:10 15/9/2003)
  ksattic (21:22 15/9/2003)
 
Chris Message #46459, posted by Chris at 11:10, 15/9/2003
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Posts: 283 		I'm having trouble adding sound effects to my programs which run in the desktop. I've been trying to use Sound_InstallVoice and Sound_AttachVoice to load a module voice (RMLoaded in the !Run file), but with no success. What I want to do is play a short sample when a user does something, probably with the SOUND command in BASIC, unless there's a SWI that does it better.

What my efforts have persuaded me is that I don't understand the sound system at all. Can anyone give me a quick demo of how I can load a voice, play it, and then exit my program in a RISC OS-friendly manner? Thanks in advance.
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Simon Wilson Message #46472, posted by ksattic at 21:22, 15/9/2003, in reply to message #46459
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Can anyone give me a quick demo of how I can load a voice, play it, and then exit my program in a RISC OS-friendly manner? Thanks in advance.
If you load your voice module and type *voices, you should see it listed underneath the standard ones. Typing *channelvoice 2 <voice number> will assign channel 2 to your voice. Then typing SOUND 2, -15, 100, 100 will play your voice.

As for a RISC OS friendly method, you should consider using PlayIt. I've absolutely no experience with this, though.
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