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How did musicians acquire samples for tracker music (MOD, S3M, XM and the like)?
The four main ways were:
you knew someone with the sampling card or sampler (many of samplers had the capability to sample sound in CD quality and save it to floppy disk).
you bought some kind of "sa …
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ZX Spectrum: What is the "T" state value, with reference to sound?
The mysterious "T" is CPU clock tick, as mentioned above, and it figures as a "non-dividable time quantum" on this computer. When you need to do something with perfect timing (e.g. audio generation), …
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