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From: smcgee%albion.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Scott Mcgee)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.tandy
Subject: Re: Sound from the CoCo-II with Basic09
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Date: 12 Jul 90 19:57:09 GMT
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In article <9527.269c4a2d@pbs.org> kellsworth@pbs.org (Video Magician) writes:
>I have a friend who has a Color Computer II and has just discovered
>OS9 and Basic09.  (I have a Non-CoCo OS9 system so I can give some
>advice to him, but not to this question!)
>
>He wants to write Basic09 programs that will talk to the sound making
>capabilities of both the internal sound chip and the Sound Speech
>Cartridge.  Does anyone have the addresses of these things handy?
>Also, are there any funny tricks to accessing them from Basi09, or
>is it pretty much straightforward POKE-ing?  
>
>Any information will help, thank you. 
>
>----
>Keith Ellsworth, PBS


I would like any such info too. (for coco II or coco 3, & any version of
OS-9)

Also, does anyone have a working driver or patches for the Speach/sound
pak and Level 2.

Thanks

Scott

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