Hello again:

The second of several questions.

In his explication of the voice opcode and what the function tables are
supposed to be doing, Mr Ffitch writes:

"The files impuls20.aiff, ahh.aiff eee.aiff or ooo.aiff are
suitable for the first of these, and a sine wave for the second..."

I understand this to mean that the opcode will work properly when using these
particular aiff files. But durned if I could find them anywhere on my hard
drive after I downloaded the latest rev to Csound (per previous post, I'm
using the latest and greatest version for PPC as it sits in the FTP area of
Mills College).

Likewise I find neither hide nor hair of the following concepts on the Mills
servers, though maybe I'm looking in the wrong place or else just plain blind.
Mr Ffitch discusses these in conjunction with the new opcodes on the FM Models
page of the manual:

sinewave  fwavblnk  twopeaks

My guess is that these mnemonics are supposed to represent either single-cycle
functions derived from instances of GEN09, GEN10, OR GEN19 or else yet more
aiff files to be loaded into instances of GEN01. Am I too far off? If not,
then what exactly are the functions needed to produce these timbres-- or,
again, where are these aiff files...?

Thanks again for letting me bend your ears.

Rick

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