Commodore 64 - Doll Crying; Sample Sound Effects to Try

SAMPLE SOUND EFFECTSTO TRY
The following programs may be added to almost any BASIC program.
They are included to give you some programming ideas and demon-
strate the Commodore 64's sound effect range.
Notice the programming shortcut we're using in line 10. We can
abbreviate those long cumbersome sound setting numbers by defining
them as easy-to-use letters (numeric variables). line 10 simply means
that these easy to remember LETTERScan be used instead of those long
numbers. Here, V = Volume, W=Waveform, A=Attack/Decay, H=High
Frequency (VOICE1), and L=Low Frequency (VOICEl). We then use these
letters instead of numbers in our program
. . . making our program
shorter, typing faster, and the sound settings easier to remember and
spot.
DOLL CRYING
10 V=54296:W=54276:A=54277: H=54273:L=54272
20 POKEY,15:POKEW,65:POKEA, 15
30 FORX= 200T05STEP-2: POKEH,40: POKEL,X:NEXT
40 FORX=150T05STEP-2:POKEH,40:POKEL,X:NEXT
50 POKEW,0
SHOOTINGSOUND. . . USINGVOICE1,NOISEWAVEFORM,FADING
VOLUME
10 V=54296:W=54276:A=54277:H =54273:L=54272
20 FORX= 15T00STEP-l:POKEV,X:POKEW, 129:POKEA,
15:POKEH,40:POKEL,200:NEXT
30 POKEW,0:POKEA,0
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