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i did search on the forum and wasn't really able to find anything except for the Beep function

What i was wondering though was how exactly i would go about making something like sound editing

I am trying to find source codes for open source music editing projects. That might shed some light.

But to get sound to play through a speaker like digitally generated sound. Like an oscillator

I dont really know how i would go about that or where to start. if someone could point me in the right

direction that'd be really nice.

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Well, Sound Editing, Is MultiMillion dollar software, and extremely advanced, If you were going to take this much time and effort into a sound editor in AutoIt, I really wish you luck, I paid $50 for my Creative Wave Studio. And it works perfectly, you would need to read a .mp3/.wav file using a dll, and convert it and make lines and blah...It would be really hard. I don't know what dll's to call or how to convert .mp3 to string. Don't ask :). My best wishes! -Swift

I have a idea. Just to see what it returns.

Put a .mp3 file on your desktop and try this

_FileReadToArray(@DesktopDir & "\sound.mp3", "array here")

and put that array into a msgbox or edit or something ;) I'd like to see what it returns!

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It returns 1 but it's an empty array. it has one line for whichver mp3 i choose.

basically this is returned 1 then id3 with a box

i think im going to look at other projects that are not written in autoit and see what i can learn from them

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