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The SOUND command can sweep through a.series of frequencies
which allows sound effects to pass through a range of notes. Specify
the direction of the sweep with the DIR parameter. Set the minimum
frequency of the sweep with M and the step value of the sto^ep with
S. Select the appropriate waveform with W and specify P as the
width of the variable pulse waveform if selected in W.
NOTE: The BASIC program continues execution after the sound
statement, without waiting for the sound to finish.
EXAMPLES:
SOUND 1,40960,60
SOUND
2,20000,50,0,2000,100
Play a SOUND at frequency 40960
in voice 1 for 1 second.
Output a sound by sweeping
through frequencies starting at
2000 and incrementing upward in
units of 100 up to 20,000. Each
. frequency is played for 50 jiffies.
SOUND 3,5000,90,2,3000,500,1 This example outputs a range of
sounds starting at a minimum
frequency of 3000, through 5000, in
increments of 500. The direction of
the sweep is back and forth
(oscillating). The selected waveform
is sawtooth and the voice selected
is 3.
SOUND 1,0,0 Stops the sound being output on
voice 1.
SPRCOLOR
—Set multicolor 1 and/or multicolor 2 colors for all sprites
SPRCOLOR [smcr-1][,smcr-2]
where:
smcr-1 Sets multicolor 1 for all sprites.
smcr-2 Sets multicolor 2 for all sprites.
Either of these parameters may be any color from 1 through 16.
EXAMPLES:
SPRCOLOR 3,7 Sets sprite multicolor 1 to red and multicolor 2 to
blue.
SPRCOLOR 1,2 Sets sprite multicolor 1 to black and multicolor 2 to
white.
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