Another beep song UPDATED!

[Dellairion]

cool i like them

[_Kurt]

Hi, thanks for the reply but this doesnt work for me, pasting into word looks a little better but still scrambled? Then pasting back into scite or notepad (from word2003) reverts back to very scrambled basically all the script is on 3 lines?

Hmm, I wouldn't know another way to fix it. Maybe try what 'this-is-me' had suggested and paste into a notepad perhaps. If ALL fails, I'm afraid you're going to have to space it all out

Lol, feels like I'm telling you that you have been paralysed for life

Kurt

Edited October 25, 2006 by _Kurt

[Rad]

Okay, my case plugs into the motherboard for the power button, does that mean my motherboard has it's own power button? No, it doesn't. So saying it's a "motherboard speaker" because it plugs into the motherboard is just stupid and shows a high level of ignorance. Unless it's built onto the motherboard, it's not part of the motherboard.

LOL i almost took offence to this

Seriously, its a tiny little speaker thats put there to alert you when your in BIOS basically

Its the motherboard speaker, because its internal. i never said there were motherboard power supplies or harddrives, but what else would you call it? The case speaker would make sense, but in my case *lol* it doesnt attach to the case at all. Its attached to the motherboard. I just checked it the other day, and yea its fried or somethin =(

...

You called me ignorant over a speaker inside a computer, LOL

[Valik]

Seemingly a case speaker is commonly called a "motherboard speaker" as well, at least based on what I see people calling a "motherboard speaker" at links found via Google. I've never seen a speaker on the motherboard. I've only seen then built into the case and attach to the motherboard via cables just like all other components that are built into the case (USB ports, audio ports, power cables, LEDs). Obviously, I've also never heard it it called "motherboard speaker" since it's built into the case, not the motherboard.

[Paulie]

(Pointless arguing)

I vote we just call it an 'Internal' speaker, and leave it at that.

And no, I don't care about its present location, I'm still calling it an Internal speaker even if you remove it from the motherboard/case

Edited October 27, 2006 by Paulie

[dandymcgee]

Lol! This is completely useless to argue over. just say that you appreciate Paulie's work and move on, if you have any other things to be argued/discussed take it to a PM .

[Paulie]

Figured I'd bring back this thread.

And considering its the holiday season, what better way to bring it back then with this:

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;Deck the halls

_59(400)
_57(200)
_56(300)
_54(300)
_52(300)
_54(300)
_56(300)
_52(300)
_R(50)
_54(150)
_56(150)
_57(150)
_54(150)
_56(400)
_R(50)
_54(200)
_52(300)
_51(300)
_52(500)
_R(100)
;
_59(400)
_57(200)
_56(300)
_54(300)
_52(300)
_54(300)
_56(300)
_52(300)
_R(50)
_54(150)
_56(150)
_57(150)
_54(150)
_56(400)
_R(50)
_54(200)
_52(300)
_51(300)
_52(500)
_R(100)
;
_54(400)
_56(200)
_57(300)
_54(250)
_56(400)
_57(200)
_59(300)
_56(200)
_R(50)
;
_56(200)
_58(200)
_59(300)
_R(25)
_61(150)
_63(200)
_64(300)
_R(25)
_63(300)
_61(300)
_59(300)
_R(200)
;
_59(400)
_57(200)
_56(300)
_54(300)
_52(300)
_54(300)
_56(300)
_52(300)
;
_61(150)
_61(200)
_61(200)
_61(200)
_59(500)
_r(100)
_57(300)
_56(400)
_54(400)
_52(1000)

[dandymcgee]

Yay! bring this back to life! I love beep songs, and while I'm horrible at making them, I love listening to your works of art. Maybe somebody could attempt to make a better beep song than Fur Elise and Flight of the Bumble Bees (the two best by far). GO BEEP SONGS!!!

[_Kurt]

Paulie, lovin' your work. I wish I were talented in the art of music

Kurt

[JoshDB]

These are so creative.

Oh, the possibilities!

[walle]

How do I include the samples, didn't understand Paulies explaination =/

Edit: Got it too work

Edited January 12, 2007 by walle

[dandymcgee]

It's actually easier if you just include Paulie's script in the example script rather than the example scripts in Paulie's script (like I had orginally been doing, don't know about the rest of ya ).

[dandymcgee]

Alright guys this was really run when Paulie first made it and a lot of cool songs were made... then it kind of died out . Let's bring this back with yet another beep song, Fool In The Rain:

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;Fool In The Rain (Beep Version)
;By: Led Zeppelin
;Recreated By: Dandymcgee


_52(450)
_52(450)
_49(150)
_47(450)
_R(4950)
_56(450)
_56(450)
_56(150)
_56(300)
_54(150)
_52(300)
_52(450)
_52(150)
_52(300)
_51(600)
_47(300)
_R(750)
_56(300)
_56(300)
_56(300)
_54(150)
_52(300)
_52(450)
_52(150)
_52(300)
_54(750)
_R(1950)
_56(150)
_54(300)
_52(150)
_52(300)
_52(150)
_52(300)
_49(450)
_47(300)
_47(150)
_49(300)
_52(150)
_R(1050)
_56(150)
_54(300)
_52(150)
_52(300)
_52(150)
_52(300)
_47(750)
_R(900)
_56(300);E
_56(300);E
_56(300);E
_54(150);D
_52(300);C
_52(450);C
_51(150);B
_52(300);C
_56(750);E
_54(450);D
_R(450)
_56(300);E
_56(300);E
_56(300);E
_54(150);D
_52(300);C
_52(450);C
_52(300);C
_52(450);C
_54(450);D
_R(900)
_56(300);E
_56(300);E
_56(300);E
_54(150);D
_52(300);C
_52(450);C
_52(150);C
_52(300);C
_51(600);B
_47(600);G
_R(300)
_56(150);E
_56(300);E
_56(300);E
_56(300);E
_54(300);D
_R(150)
_52(150);C
_56(300);F
_56(150);E
_57(300);F
_59(1050);G
_54(150);D
_56(150);E
_54(1200);D
_52(450);C
_52(150);C
_47(1050);G

Enjoy!

Dan

Edited February 9, 2007 by dandymcgee

[Paulie]

Lets play "Name that tune" I'll start with an semi-easy one.

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$i=0
Do
_50(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(400)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)

_52(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(400)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)

_54(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(400)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)

_49(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)
_52(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)

$i=$i+1
Until $i= 2

$i=0
Do
_50(400)
_54(400)
_50(400)
_54(400)
_50(400)
_54(400)
_52(400)
_54(400)

_50(400)
_54(400)
_50(400)
_54(400)
_50(400)
_54(400)
_52(400)
_49(400)
$i=$i+1
Until $i = 3

_50(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(400)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)

_52(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(400)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)

_54(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(400)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)

_49(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)
_52(200)
_45(200)
_42(200)
_45(200)
_50(200)

Edited February 14, 2007 by Paulie

[dandymcgee]

ARG! why isn't my reply staying on the boards??? I'll try again:

This tune is called "How To Save a Life", my sister get's credit for this one.

[Paulie]

This tune is called "How To Save a Life", my sister get's credit for this one.

That would be correct.

[dandymcgee]

Yay... I've replied to this topic 3 times already... and my posts won't "post", but hopefully the forums are fixed now. How do you write your beep songs, do you listen to the song and just program each note as it goes? I use an excellent MIDI decompiler I downloaded for free from: http://www.borg.com/~jglatt/progs/software.htm It actually decompiles into a text file you can view with any .txt file editor (Notepad, WordPad, etc.) I was thinking about writing an AutoIt script to read the file and just write the Beep Song for me... but I'm too lazy, lol. You might have an easier way already, this is just a suggestion. BRING ON THE BEEP SONGS!!!! PAULIE ROCKS!

[Vieri]

Wondering if someone can make a nice "phone ring"...

Should be easy but I'm lame at this.

[Nahuel]

Wondering if someone can make a nice "phone ring"...

Should be easy but I'm lame at this.

While 1
    $a=0
    Do
        Beep(2500,35)
        Beep(2000,30)
        Beep(1500,25)
        $a+=1
    Until $a=15
    Sleep(1500)
WEnd

You can play with the frequencies and durations to make it better.

I'm surprised no-one did the christmas song I needed that today...

[Vieri]

You can play with the frequencies and durations to make it better.

Thanks! Sounds great...