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''This article refers to sound resources. For information about the <code>sound</code> command, see [[AGIWiki/Sound comman|sound command]].'' | ''This article refers to sound resources. For information about the <code>sound</code> command, see [[AGIWiki/Sound comman|sound command]].'' | ||
'''Sound''' resources contain all the sound effects and music used in an [[AGIWiki/AGI|AGI]] game. They consist of three musical voices plus one sound effect voice. The format is based on the sound capabilities of the IBM PC Junior, for which the [[AGIWiki/Interpreter|interpreter]] was originally written. On standard PCs only the first music voice is played, because the only sound device available to the PC at the time was the internal speaker. There is no sound card support in the original PC version of the interpreter, but most new interpreters, such as [[AGIWiki/NAGI|NAGI]], do support them. There are also [[AGIWiki/Hacked | '''Sound''' resources contain all the sound effects and music used in an [[AGIWiki/AGI|AGI]] game. They consist of three musical voices plus one sound effect voice. The format is based on the sound capabilities of the IBM PC Junior, for which the [[AGIWiki/Interpreter|interpreter]] was originally written. On standard PCs only the first music voice is played, because the only sound device available to the PC at the time was the internal speaker. There is no sound card support in the original PC version of the interpreter, but most new interpreters, such as [[AGIWiki/NAGI|NAGI]], do support them. There are also [[AGIWiki/Hacked interpreter|hacked interpreters]] which add Sound Blaster or simple MIDI support to the original interpreter. | ||
Other systems such as Macintosh and Amiga supported the other voices aswell. | Other systems such as Macintosh and Amiga supported the other voices aswell. | ||
Revision as of 19:39, 23 February 2013
This article refers to sound resources. For information about the sound command, see sound command.
Sound resources contain all the sound effects and music used in an AGI game. They consist of three musical voices plus one sound effect voice. The format is based on the sound capabilities of the IBM PC Junior, for which the interpreter was originally written. On standard PCs only the first music voice is played, because the only sound device available to the PC at the time was the internal speaker. There is no sound card support in the original PC version of the interpreter, but most new interpreters, such as NAGI, do support them. There are also hacked interpreters which add Sound Blaster or simple MIDI support to the original interpreter.
Other systems such as Macintosh and Amiga supported the other voices aswell.
Format
Note: this section contains technical details about the sound resource format. Game authors generally do not need to know this information.
Sources
- AGI Studio help file
- AGI Specs version 3.0