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    Sound Generation Software

    Hello to all,

    I have made the sound generation software which generates the different pitch sound by generating the sine wave and then it plays that

    This software is for musical learning purpose and hence i want to convert this sine wave sound to different instrument like sound

    Is it possible??

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    You have posted this in an Excel forum, how does this relate to excel and or vba?
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    Yes because it is made in excel vba...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jignesh142
    This software is for musical learning purpose and hence i want to convert this sine wave sound to different instrument like sound
    Is it possible??
    That does not sound like either an excel or excel vba question.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aussiebear
    That does not sound like either an excel or excel vba question.
    i think "sound generation software" means some code for playing a sound as in:

    http://www.cpearson.com/excel/PlaySound.aspx
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    @mancubus True but the Op has suggested that they already have constructed the sound generating software. It has been suggested that the creation of a sine wave is used to generate a sound. We are left to guess as to what the sound maybe is, as the information provided is vague or non existent.

    To my way of thinking the OP needs to be contacting an electronics expert to determine how synthesisers can change between instruments. This means its nether a vba question nor excel as far as I can see
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aussiebear
    @mancubus True but the Op has suggested that they already have constructed the sound generating software. It has been suggested that the creation of a sine wave is used to generate a sound. We are left to guess as to what the sound maybe is, as the information provided is vague or non existent.

    To my way of thinking the OP needs to be contacting an electronics expert to determine how synthesisers can change between instruments. This means its nether a vba question nor excel as far as I can see


    perhaps the OP will need a commercial software. i dont know of any, but im sure there are many...
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    Well

    You can create the custom frequency of the sound by creating the wave buffer using the sine function and then playing it with the directx

    Please look my earlier post where you can find the hint of the code which is actually in VB and now i have converted that in VBA

    Please see this link

    http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=44490


    I am expecting the advice from the experts

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