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Date: 30 Jun 1997 19:37:28 GMT
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I am curious if there is a way to program the Idea I have.

here is a program I found that will record and play back sound on an apple 
II with Cassette interfaces.

       org $0300
prev   equ $1d
arrow  equ $1e
record ldy #$00
       sty arrow +00
       lda #$08
       sta arrow +01
 rlupe lda $c060
       eor prev
       bpl rloop
 store txa
       sta (arrow),y
       iny
       bne rlupe
       inc arrow +01
       lda arrow +01
       cmp #$96
       bcc rlupe
       rts
  play ldy #$00
       sty arrow+0
       lda #$08
       sta arrow+1
 plupe lda (arrow),y
       tax
 ploop nop
       nop
       nop
       dex
       bne ploop
       cmp #400
       beq nexty
       sta $c030
 nexty iny
       bne plupe
       inc arrow+1
       lda arrow+1
       cmp #$96
       bcc plupe
       rts


Is there any way that you could add code to


1.  save recorded sounds to disk while you are recording the sounds.

(this would not be a disk file if that would be too difficult.  You could 
just create sound save disks instead, only readable to the program, on 
which the sound data is arranged in a way that is easily and most quickly 
accessed from the program)


2.  Load recorded sounds from disk while you are listening to the sounds. 
 This would be like using the 5.25 disk drive as a record player.



Any help, comments, suggestions, or "NO WAY, THATS IMPOSSIBLE"'s are 
appreciated