Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2358 mails)

[grimmer@xxxxxxx (Lenz Grimmer)]

Hi,

On Sat, 2 Oct 1999, Greg Thomas wrote:

> But I figured out why I was having problems before.  Half the time when I
> go to choose an output device there are no devices listed.  Usually if I
> restart my window manager (usually WindowMaker) /dev/dsp will appear.
> 
> Just click on the - sign next to Output Device, and hope that one of your
> sound devices is there, click on /dev/dsp for instance, and click on Open.
> 
> Then click on Load, navigate to a directory with wav files, and choose
> one.  You can change the bpm.  And then for each track click on which
> beats you want a particular sound to hit on, and hit the play > button.

Well, congrats for getting it working!

> Have a lot of fun.  I was playing with the Homer sounds from Gnome-homer
> last night and it was pretty interesting.  I used belch.wav, doh1.wav, and
> wahoo.wav and me and my wife were cracking up.  And if you speed it up you
> can get some pretty wild sounds.

Well, I can imagine how that sounded like :)

Bye,
        LenZ


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