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Commodore 128D - Tying Your Music Program Together

Commodore 128D
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notes
sound
and
how
they
sounded
without
the
filter.
Change
line
45
to:
45
FILTER
1200,
0,1,
0,10
The
new
line
45
turns
off
the
low-pass
filter
and
enables
the
band-pass
filter.
Press
RUN/STOP
and
RESTORE
and
RUN
your
sound
program
again.
Notice
the
difference
between
the
low-
pass
and
band-pass
filters.
Change
line
45
again
to:
45
FILTER
1200,
0,
0,1,10
Reset
the
sound
chip
and
RUN
your
example
program
again.
Notice
the
difference
between
the
high-pass
filter
and
the
low-pass
and
band
pass
filters.
Experiment
with
different
cutoff
frequencies,
resonance
levels
and
filters
to
per
fect
the
music
and
sound
in
your
own
programs.
Tying
Your
Music
Program
Together
Your
first
musical
program
is
complete.
Now
you
can
program
your
favorite
songs.
Let's
tie
all
the
components
together.
Here's
the
pro
gram
listing.
Don't
be
alarmed,
this
is
the
same
program
you
built
in
this
section
except
the
print
statements
are
added
so
you
know
which
program
lines
are
being
played.
151
USING
C128
MODE—Sound
and
Music
in
C128
Mode

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