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- ----- Doc on this upload....Aug 16, 1987 -----
-
-
- This is the source for my DRW program - the sonic spectral editor.
- Some of my support files should be useful to those of you looking
- for these functions. Caution: none other than John Bryan of Compuserve
- and Amazing Computing has snickered derisively at the "poor coding
- style". Fiddlesticks.
-
- Source files:
-
- ConSupp --- Simple console creator for use by workbench launched
- turnkeys..
- Qsin,Qst --- Quantized Sins, Cos, and multiply sins... fixed
- point is at 15 bits, resolution: 2pi = $400 = 1024
- PCI referenced... should work anywhere.
- 8SVXMake --- attempts to make an 8svx IFF Sample file. Has
- some bugs in it, but makes readable files (for use
- in DMCS for example).
- DRW.4th ---- Read the .doc for instructions (?) room for you
- to add functions is there. I like to run it using
- my Kurta Series 1 instead of the mouse, which is
- why there are no menus.
- Object:
-
- Drw ---- the turnkeyed version.
-
- Ron.Op --- a file to "Input" and play with...(Sample came from a
- press conference via my Mirage collection.)
-
- Your forth should have
- exec.calls,exec.symbols,
- Intuition.calls,intuition.symbols,Intuition.misc,
- graphics.calls, graphics.symbols
-
-
- I plan on making a much better version in a compiled language which
- will give unlimited time and frequency response, vectored partials
- instead of pixelated ones, combination of the vectors into wave
- functions (FOF,Vosim, FM,AM), copy/pasting. This is a prototype to
- get the idea of Amy's sound quality and speed ( compiled should be
- MUUUCH faster ). Anyone want to write a "C" interpreter in FORTH?
- J H H Lowengard,
- CIS 76625,2425
- Midi-Net: ENIAC/Henry Lowengard
-
- And here, If you plan to send this file along, is space for your
- name, address and comments, so that you can form your own support
- community if need be.
-
- NAME: Henry Lowengard
- ADDRESS: 43 W 16th St apt 2D
- CITY: NYC 10011-6320
- COMMENTS: As Author, I ask you to read the accompanying doc file
- and perhaps peruse the source for silly comments and
- a look at the program's underware (underware?). For
- making professional samples, stick the Amiga outs
- through an EQ and some reverb... very nice indeed.
- The Kawai K5 can do a similar synthesis job in real time
- (although not with 256 amplitude points) so it might
- be worth a listen. Aug 16 87.
-