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| From: Alex Grosholz
Date: 1999-12-01
Subject: Re: Plus 4
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I have never attempted to play a wav file on the Plus/4, but I believe small wav files would be possible. The plus/4 only has an amplitude resolution of
3 bits with two channels....hard, but not impossible I suppose. Same with the Commodore 128. I have played small wav files on the 128.
As far as composing music in basic, I can't help you too much there, I haven't done really any coding in the basic 3.5 of the plus/4, but I could look into it..
A few of my friends have tried to push me to prove I could compose html files on the plus/4, but I haven't experimented yet for one reason. The built in word processor only goes up to 99 lines...ugh, why they did that I will never know.
As far as me being a Plus/4 user, I didn't have one in it's heyday, I owned a Commodore 64. Just recently I bought a Plus/4 and started messing around with it. Nice little box, too bad Commodore didn't make it compatible with the C64. For some reason Commodore was always anit-C64 when it came to compatibility.
---Alex
> Alex,
>
> Say fella, you seem to be an expert. Can you tell me how to play
> wav files on my Plusi? I'd also likes some tips on how to compose
> music from BASIC without getting pops in front of the notes. And
> can you tell me why the dark blue border seems slightly purple?
> Do you use the builtin word processor to compose your html files?
> You really seem to have a handle on things. Have you been using
> your Plus/4 since it came out? I must admit I've only used mine
> since 1989, I'm a relative newbie.
>
> TIA,
> dj
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