Once upon a time, there was a computer language called BASIC. It was
installed in just about every computer; usually with a soldering iron.
And a favourite beginner programmer project was getting the computer
to emit sounds when keys were pressed. As I recall, there was
something like a "BEEP" command that let you do this quite easily, and
also let you set parameters like duration and frequency.
I've been searching though the iPhone audio API looking for something
similar: i.e. a method that will let me generate a sound ex nihilo,
with a given duration and frequency. But as far as I can tell, any
sound that I want to produce has to use an audio file of some sort.
Have I missed something simple? If so, please point me to the right
place in the docs.
dkj
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