On Thu, 11 Sep 1997, Edward Federmeyer wrote:
> There should be no .bins floating around of SoundX either. It is intended
Well, I can't speak for SoundX, but I have seen POLO.BIN floating around
the pirate web sites. That's a game that was introduced to the classic
community exclusively through the Starpath CD.
> that whoever uses the CD for development purposes can use SoundX so they
> can hear what the sound registers actually do. Describing the sounds on
> paper just isn't the same. :-) Also, I hope people can use it as yet another
> example of 2600 code.
Ed, you may be interested to know that I have an EPROM of a sound utility
produced in-house for Imagic. I doubt it's protected under any copyright
as it is a tool and not even an unreleased game so I will probably go
ahead and get it circulated (discretely of course).
It's much more technically inclined than SoundX. I don't quite understand
how to use it, but it seems to be able to generate sound
algorithms/envelopes, not just pure tones.
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