| Posted: 03:44pm 04 Dec 2025 |
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Hi Frank, I'm sure you can figure it out yourself, but maybe RTTTL can give you some inspiration? I have a small RTTTL playback program that I could send you via PM for testing.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_Tones_Text_Transfer_Language Kind regards Michael
I found examples of RTTTL sound here: e.g., Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: https://1j01.github.io/rtttl.js/#Postman%20Pat
EDIT: I should perhaps clarify that I only mean the storage format adapted for PicoMites as DATA lines: e.g.,
Tune1: Data "Jingle Bells:d=4,o=5,b=170" Data "B,B,B,P,B,B,B,P,B,D6,G.,8A,2B.,8P,C6,C6,C6." Data "8C6,C6,B,B,8B,8B,B,A,A,B,2A,2D6" Data "" encodes this:
B 5 987.77Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms D 6 1174.66Hz 353ms G 5 783.99Hz 529ms A 5 880.00Hz 176ms B 5 987.77Hz 1059ms C 6 1046.50Hz 353ms C 6 1046.50Hz 353ms C 6 1046.50Hz 529ms C 6 1046.50Hz 176ms C 6 1046.50Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 176ms B 5 987.77Hz 176ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms A 5 880.00Hz 353ms A 5 880.00Hz 353ms B 5 987.77Hz 353ms A 5 880.00Hz 706ms D 6 1174.66Hz 706ms Edited 2025-12-05 06:41 by twofingers |