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From: hammen@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Robert Joseph Hammen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: a few Mac sound questions
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Date: Wed, 18-Nov-87 14:16:01 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov 18 14:16:01 1987
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In article <870038@hpcilzb.HP.COM> tedj@hpcilzb.HP.COM (Ted Johnson) writes:

>I have a couple sound-related questions:
>	(1)Is there any way to use ResEdit to convert the ASND
>	   resource (found in "World Builder" adventure games)
>	   into something that the "SoundPlay" application can play?
>
>	(2)What is used to create the sounds that SoundPlay plays?

There used to be a program called SoundCap that would let you digitize sounds
on the Mac (provided you had the accompanying digitizing hardware). There is
now a new, more extensible program called SoundWave that does the same job.

>	(3)How the heck do you use the "CheapBeep" cdev?  I put it
>	   in my System Folder and brought up the Control Panel, but
>	   I couldn't figure out how to assign a sound to the standard
>	   SysBeep...

You need to make a folder inside your System folder and put the sound files 
you like into that folder. You then use CheapBeep to select the appropriate
folder, and then the sound file you want. You must specify the correct sampling
rate for the sound (these are the buttons numbered from 1 to 4 in the cdev).
Pressing the enter key will play the currently selected sound. Note that you
must reboot for this to take effect.

>Ted C. Johnson

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