Sound Routine
Created by Andrew Leech
 for TI-83
Ported by James Montelongo Jr.
 for TI-83 Plus



    Sound routine is a program I ported to the TI-83 Plus to give basic programs a chance to have sound.  This program can be used to make music, sound effects, ect(thats pertty much it). 


   To use it just simply store (->) a number in T for the tone where 256 is lowest and 0 is highest, and store a number in D, for the duration (time for the idoits out there) where 0 is shortest and 256 is longest.  Then form the homescreen or a program enter  Asm(SNDPrgm)
to hear the what you composed. If you want to decrease the amount of memory it takes up than at homescreen enter AsmComp( from the catolog. then paste the SND program after that then a comma and finally the program name of a new program. It should look like this:

    AsmPrgm(prgmSND,prgmZSND)

prgmZSND is the new name of a program you can chose name you want there.


   Of couse you must have a sound device to hear it. If you hold it up to a AM radio on a blank staion you should hear it or learn how to make you own sound device from Ticalc.org also some headset for coordless telephones are combatible.


   I also included the source after I ported it. Since its not entirly my program I can't say I can let you port it or anything else but Andrew Leech dosen't seem to mind. Also I included my 2 version Andrews sound demo program but  SNDDEMO  is a bit more graphical and  LOWMEM  uses a 3rd less memmory than  SNDDEMO  . One more thing Andrew's SNDDEMO is not compatible with my SND program.


   Finally, I must give special thanks to Anderw Leech For creating this wonderfull program and a extra special thanks Jeff Chai for creating his help file for TI-83 plus Assmebly it's great and easy to understand.
