>by  William \Chops\ Westfield

>Ah; you're finding the clever schemes for doing sound with as little
>pins and memory as possible, and NOT finding the "obvious"
>implementations using an N-bit D-A converter and conventional
>sampling of the desired sound.

Bill, can you point me to any info that explains in beginners terms what
that _means_??  :P  I tried searching for N-bit etc., and couldn't find
anything that seemed to relate, and couldn't make hide nor hare of what
little info I _could_ find.


>by Robin Abbott

>Where would you like to start - if you download our free compiler from the
>site below I can send you the complete project if you wish which you can
>use there, or translate to your IDE of choice.
>http://www.fored.co.uk

Thanks Robin, will download and have a look tonight, if you could send me
the project to try?  I need to get myself started on this, otherwise I'll
still be putting it off in a year's time...

Sincerely
Lee Mulvogue
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