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PcmRiff generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. Recently corrected - the square wave patch was wrong - fixed.

PcmRiffADSR (upgraded PcmRiff project with ADSR envelope capabilities) generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. This variation on the original PcmRiff code includes the addition of an envelope generator for more dynamic sound shapes. Package also includes the original PcmRiff project.

The same code module behind PcmRiff and PcmRiffADSR with frequency modulation (FM) synthesis and amplitude modulation (AM) subroutines. This is a bit complex to form a suitable demo in a short amount of time, but the FM technique is the same used by Yamaha FM synthesizers (i.e., DX-7), tone modules and sound cards. Replace your original modRiff.bas with this beastie, and your capabilities are a bit more extensive. PS - this variation *should* work just fine (not directly tested), just attenuate the modulating wave or wave mix, and life should be wonderful.

PcmRiff generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. Recently corrected - the square wave patch was wrong - fixed.

PcmRiffADSR (upgraded PcmRiff project with ADSR envelope capabilities) generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. This variation on the original PcmRiff code includes the addition of an envelope generator for more dynamic sound shapes. Package also includes the original PcmRiff project.

The same code module behind PcmRiff and PcmRiffADSR with frequency modulation (FM) synthesis and amplitude modulation (AM) subroutines. This is a bit complex to form a suitable demo in a short amount of time, but the FM technique is the same used by Yamaha FM synthesizers (i.e., DX-7), tone modules and sound cards. Replace your original modRiff.bas with this beastie, and your capabilities are a bit more extensive. PS - this variation *should* work just fine (not directly tested), just attenuate the modulating wave or wave mix, and life should be wonderful.

PcmRiff generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. Recently corrected - the square wave patch was wrong - fixed.

PcmRiffADSR (upgraded PcmRiff project with ADSR envelope capabilities) generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. This variation on the original PcmRiff code includes the addition of an envelope generator for more dynamic sound shapes. Package also includes the original PcmRiff project.

The same code module behind PcmRiff and PcmRiffADSR with frequency modulation (FM) synthesis and amplitude modulation (AM) subroutines. This is a bit complex to form a suitable demo in a short amount of time, but the FM technique is the same used by Yamaha FM synthesizers (i.e., DX-7), tone modules and sound cards. Replace your original modRiff.bas with this beastie, and your capabilities are a bit more extensive. PS - this variation *should* work just fine (not directly tested), just attenuate the modulating wave or wave mix, and life should be wonderful.

PcmRiffADSR (upgraded PcmRiff project with ADSR envelope capabilities) generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. This variation on the original PcmRiff code includes the addition of an envelope generator for more dynamic sound shapes. Package also includes the original PcmRiff project.

The same code module behind PcmRiff and PcmRiffADSR with frequency modulation (FM) synthesis and amplitude modulation (AM) subroutines. This is a bit complex to form a suitable demo in a short amount of time, but the FM technique is the same used by Yamaha FM synthesizers (i.e., DX-7), tone modules and sound cards. Replace your original modRiff.bas with this beastie, and your capabilities are a bit more extensive. PS - this variation *should* work just fine (not directly tested), just attenuate the modulating wave or wave mix, and life should be wonderful.

PcmRiff generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. Recently corrected - the square wave patch was wrong - fixed.

The same code module behind PcmRiff and PcmRiffADSR with frequency modulation (FM) synthesis and amplitude modulation (AM) subroutines. This is a bit complex to form a suitable demo in a short amount of time, but the FM technique is the same used by Yamaha FM synthesizers (i.e., DX-7), tone modules and sound cards. Replace your original modRiff.bas with this beastie, and your capabilities are a bit more extensive. PS - this variation *should* work just fine (not directly tested), just attenuate the modulating wave or wave mix, and life should be wonderful.

PcmRiffADSR (upgraded PcmRiff project with ADSR envelope capabilities) generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. This variation on the original PcmRiff code includes the addition of an envelope generator for more dynamic sound shapes. Package also includes the original PcmRiff project.

PcmRiff generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. Recently corrected - the square wave patch was wrong - fixed.

PcmRiffADSR (upgraded PcmRiff project with ADSR envelope capabilities) generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. This variation on the original PcmRiff code includes the addition of an envelope generator for more dynamic sound shapes. Package also includes the original PcmRiff project.

The same code module behind PcmRiff and PcmRiffADSR with frequency modulation (FM) synthesis and amplitude modulation (AM) subroutines. This is a bit complex to form a suitable demo in a short amount of time, but the FM technique is the same used by Yamaha FM synthesizers (i.e., DX-7), tone modules and sound cards. Replace your original modRiff.bas with this beastie, and your capabilities are a bit more extensive. PS - this variation *should* work just fine (not directly tested), just attenuate the modulating wave or wave mix, and life should be wonderful.

PcmRiff generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. Recently corrected - the square wave patch was wrong - fixed.

PcmRiffADSR (upgraded PcmRiff project with ADSR envelope capabilities) generates and mixes Sine Wave based data to produce a standard Type 1 Riff File (.WAV) in either 8-bit, 16-bit or 24-bit bandwidths at just about any sample rate. The files generated are standard files that can be used with any application, including samplers or sounds for your PC. Complete and extensive demo project included. This variation on the original PcmRiff code includes the addition of an envelope generator for more dynamic sound shapes. Package also includes the original PcmRiff project.

The same code module behind PcmRiff and PcmRiffADSR with frequency modulation (FM) synthesis and amplitude modulation (AM) subroutines. This is a bit complex to form a suitable demo in a short amount of time, but the FM technique is the same used by Yamaha FM synthesizers (i.e., DX-7), tone modules and sound cards. Replace your original modRiff.bas with this beastie, and your capabilities are a bit more extensive. PS - this variation *should* work just fine (not directly tested), just attenuate the modulating wave or wave mix, and life should be wonderful.