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        So you want to play samples but don't know how? Well, here comes
        a solution to your problems. Marq of Fit and Yzi present sample
        playing routines for C and Pascal! OK, it's not too difficult to code
        sample playing routines but if you don't have any good books and
        so on...

        This packet should include:

        General.DOC     -       General nonsense
        C_ver.DOC       -       Document for C version
        Sample.H        -       Header file for C version
        CT-voice.H      -       Header file for C CT-voice version
        Funsound.PAS    -       Routines for Pascal version
        Example.C       -       Example how to use routines in C
        Ps.PAS          -       The same for Pascal
        Sample.SMP      -       An example 8 kHz sample Composed by Yzi

        If someone wants to use some other samples than the normal PC 8-bit
        unpacked ones the following tips may be useful:

        -Amiga samples can be converted to PC samples by adding 128 to each
         sample byte.
        -VOC-files have a header of 32 bytes and there's also a null-byte
         at the end of the file. In some cases VOCs may be full of control
         bytes (=garbage). 4-bit VOCs cannot be played (Use CT-voice.h).
        -WAVs are somewhat normal 8-bit unpacked samples.

        (Get yourself a sample editor, for example DigiPlayer...)

        This whole packet is PD! That means we don't want your money (Don't
        even try!). So, use it and copy it but don't blame us if something
        unexpected happens (We are no insurance company!). If you copy
        this packet to someone make sure that nothing is changed.


                            -= Marq/Fit & YZI =-