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* You can manage multiple dynamically generated sounds at once without having to worry about mixing. | * You can manage multiple dynamically generated sounds at once without having to worry about mixing. | ||
* Use [[_SNDCLOSE]] to remove the pipe sound handles from memory. | * Use [[_SNDCLOSE]] to remove the pipe sound handles from memory. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:27, 8 December 2024
The _SNDOPENRAW function opens a new channel to fill with _SNDRAW content to manage multiple dynamically generated sounds.
Syntax
- pipeHandle& = _SNDOPENRAW
Description
- You can manage multiple dynamically generated sounds at once without having to worry about mixing.
- Use _SNDCLOSE to remove the pipe sound handles from memory.
Availability
v0.960
all
yes
yes
yes
Examples
Example: Combining 2 sounds without worrying about mixing:
a = _SNDOPENRAW b = _SNDOPENRAW FOR x = 1 TO 100000 _SNDRAW SIN(x / 10), , a 'fill with a tone _SNDRAW RND * 1 - 0.5, , b 'fill with static NEXT _SNDCLOSE a _SNDCLOSE b |
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