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From: bdiscoe@tybalt.caltech.edu (Ben W. Discoe)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Two Questions
Summary: lattice and sine waves
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Date: 16 Apr 89 05:55:01 GMT
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"don't start the body of your message with any indentation, or it may be
eaten" ???????????   This is my first post, and I'm scared...

First question:  In the same line as the discussion of turning off those
obnoxious lattice "ads" - Is there any way to get rid of the Ctrl-C break
requester code?  I couldn't find a way to do this in the manual (V 4.0)
Is this a result of linking with c.o?

Second: I've written a lot of code for audio, including a nice waveform
editor, and I've noticed a really strange phenomena.  If your waveform data
is a sine wave (supposed to produce a "pure" tone) there's little to no
sound output!!  Jagged and sharp noises are PLENTY loud, but sines are not
just soft but nearly silent.

I've tried this with many different wavelengths/frequencies, but all sines
are diminuatively quiet.  This is not my computer's fault, for other programs
like Sonix work fine - it's sine waves are soft but very audible.

My code is based on several book sources, including the RKM's.

I hope this is technical enough for this group.  If it's not, just tell me
and I'll go away quietly :-)

.............still too new to have a signature... bdiscoe@tybalt.caltech.edu