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Now reset the computer [CONTROL] [SHIFT] [ESC] , and type in:<br />

10 sound 1,239<br />

run<br />

You will hear a short note which is middle c lasting 0.2 second.<br />

If you don't hear anything, make sure that the VOLUME control on the computer is<br />

not set to zero, th<strong>en</strong> type RUN again.<br />

Duration<br />

This parameter sets the l<strong>en</strong>gth of the sound, in other words, 'how long it lasts'. The<br />

parameter works in units of 0.01 (one hundredth) ofa second, and if you don't specify<br />

the , the computer will assume a figure of 20, which is why the note you<br />

just heard lasted 0.2 second, i.e. 0.01 multiplied by 20.<br />

To make the note last for 1 second, a of 1 00 would be be used; to make it<br />

last 2 seconds, 200 would be used. Type in:<br />

10 sound 1,239,200<br />

run<br />

You will hear the note middle c lasting 2 seconds.<br />

Volume<br />

This parameter specifies the starting volume of a note. The number is in the range 0<br />

to 1 5. A figure of 0 is minimum, while 1 5 is maximum. If no number is<br />

used, 1 2 is assumed. Type in:<br />

10 sound 1,239,200,5<br />

run<br />

Note the volume of this sound. Now type it in using a higher volume number:<br />

\<br />

10 sound 1,239,200,15 }<br />

run<br />

You will hear that this is much louder.<br />

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