If you want to hear what a "PC speaker soundfont" sounds like, search YouTube for: "PC speaker General MIDI" or "PC speaker Bohemian Rhapsody" The result is always monophonic, beepy, and surprisingly charming for 8-bit demoscene music.
play_note() local note=$1 local duration=$2 local instrument=$3 pc speaker soundfont
#!/bin/bash # PC Speaker GM mapper – maps MIDI program to frequency table declare -A instruments instruments[0]="Piano" # will use arpeggio instruments[56]="Trumpet" # pure square Frequency table for note numbers 21-108 (A0 to C8) declare -A freq freq[60]=261.63 # C4 freq[64]=329.63 # E4 freq[67]=392.00 # G4 If you want to hear what a "PC
If you want to hear what a "PC speaker soundfont" sounds like, search YouTube for: "PC speaker General MIDI" or "PC speaker Bohemian Rhapsody" The result is always monophonic, beepy, and surprisingly charming for 8-bit demoscene music.
play_note() local note=$1 local duration=$2 local instrument=$3
#!/bin/bash # PC Speaker GM mapper – maps MIDI program to frequency table declare -A instruments instruments[0]="Piano" # will use arpeggio instruments[56]="Trumpet" # pure square Frequency table for note numbers 21-108 (A0 to C8) declare -A freq freq[60]=261.63 # C4 freq[64]=329.63 # E4 freq[67]=392.00 # G4