Several people have contacted me about making computer audio
files of Morse. Why would you want to do this? Some reasons:
Distributing material for code practice
sessions, attaching to emails to excite. interest or irritate
other Morse people. or to use as audio introductions to Ham
websites. Ideally, clicking on such a file should bring up one
of the standard audio players to play the Morse through your
soundcard.
It's relatively
easy to generate a WAV file with a
software package such as Goldwave
or VLC
from audio
Morse generated either externally, input through the
soundcard, or from Morse keyboard
software such as CWType — if your
soundcard supports duplex operation.
However, WAV files are very large.
With an appropriate plug-in. you can
convert WAV to MP3 files, but even
these will be relatively large.
The solution is to make a MIDI
file. as used for recording music.
Instead of storing sampled sound
directly. MIDI files store information
about how the sound is to be generated
in the soundcard. Thus. being
"interpreted". they are much smaller. Rob, KA
2BEO
distributes
“CWMIDI”. a PC program that does
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