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From: vinsci@nic.funet.fi (Leonard Norrgard)
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Subject: Re: Introducing the MSPL (was Re: A great newsgroup at last ! (introducing MSPL) )
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In-Reply-To: antonello@promind.UUCP's message of 17 Jan 91 05:36:55 GMT

In article <02902.AA02902@promind.UUCP> antonello@promind.UUCP (Antonello Biancalana) writes:
   I'll be happy to reply to any question and talk about MSPL programming
   techniques, just ask!

OK, I want a 400Hz sine frequency modulated with 10Hz beginning at
-30dB and ending after 3 seconds at 0dB. I want it to be a 16 bit
sample with 44.1K samples/second. Can I build subroutines and use
their results later, say mix the output of two subroutine sounds? How
long does it take to compute that sample (68030, 28Mhz, math
co-processor)?
  How does the code look for that? Do you have a formal language
description? Can you post it? What research (if any) does MSPL build
on? When will the paperless office arrive? (Oh, guess I got carried
away there :-)
  Sounds like an interesting project!

   | Antonello Biancalana              | Music composition, Sound Synthesis,

-- Leonard