Frequencies for beep & honk?

[S1500]

If I wanted to replicate the beep(menu prompt) and honk(error) sounds in Audacity, what frequencies do I use? I know it was listed somewhere on MicroPendium many moons ago.

[ti99iuc]

I do not know if i understand good but maybe you want the beep sounds of the home screen and for errors ? Maybe the same wavs files i used for the intro of my website ?

 

Edited January 21, 2014 by ti99userclub

[sometimes99er]

Intern by Heiner Martin

 

0034 : BR GROM@>03CB	Accept tone
0036 : BR GROM@>03D3	Bad response tone

Accept Tone
03CB : DST @>8358,>0475	Load tone
03CF : I/O @>8358,>00	Print
03D2 : RTN
Bad response tone
03D3 : DST @>8358,>0480	Load tone
03D7 : BR GROM@>03CF	Execute

Sound list accept tone
0475 : DATA >06
0476 : DATA >BF
0477 : DATA >DF
0478 : DATA >FF
0479 : DATA >80		>050 = 80
047A : DATA >05
047B : DATA >92
047C : DATA >0A
047D : DATA >01
047E : DATA >9F
047F : DATA >00

Sound list bad tone
0480 : DATA >06
0481 : DATA >BF
0482 : DATA >DF
0483 : DATA >FF
0484 : DATA >80		>200 = 512
0485 : DATA >20
0486 : DATA >90
0487 : DATA >0A
0488 : DATA >01
0489 : DATA >9F
048A : DATA >00

E/A-manual

 

Thus, f = 111,860.8/N can always be used to calculate the frequency code. The lowest possible frequency is 110 Hz, and the highest is 55,938 Hz. For example, to output a frequency of 110 Hz, f = 111,860.8/110 or approximately 1017 (>3F9).

 

111,860.8 / 80 = 1,398,26 Hz

 

111,860.8 / 512 = 218,48 Hz

[+OLD CS1]

E/A-manual

 

Thus, f = 111,860.8/N can always be used to calculate the frequency code. The lowest possible frequency is 110 Hz, and the highest is 55,938 Hz. For example, to output a frequency of 110 Hz, f = 111,860.8/110 or approximately 1017 (>3F9).

 

111,860.8 / 80 = 1,398,26 Hz

 

111,860.8 / 512 = 218,48 Hz

 

I was close. I have always used 220 and 1350 in BASIC. I figured that out with a FOR/NEXT with CALL SOUND.