-=> Quoting Roger Fingas to Lee Jackson <=-
 RF> was to do something unique - "one-sided" foley.   For instance, they
 LJ> Possible, but it sounds very memory and CPU intensive, especially with
 RF> That's what I've been thinking, but apparently, they've
 RF> managed to solve the problem (to a degree).
The biggest problem would be the multiple sound channels it would require -
at least 2 per sound.  We'll have to look into it, but I can't guarantee
anything.
 LJ> I wonder if Joe Blow with his ESS clone....
 RF> Do most people have ESS clones?  The people I know only own
 RF> Sound Blasters.
A lot of the systems sold over the counter have clone sound - Yamaha OPL3SA
in Toshiba's stuff, Crystal in IBM's stuff, ESS in others, with the odd
Creative Labs Vibra or equivalent in others.  The idea I was trying to get
across is that most sound devices sold with today's bundled systems are,
more or less, crap.
 RF> They certainly should!  The sounds in most games are rather
 RF> linear, i.e., fire a gun into a wall, the sounds will always be the
 RF> same.  In Trespasser, the sounds for the same event will change
 RF> constantly.
Yes, but will the change be so subtle that you won't be able to tell that a
change has happened?  Again, we'll see.
    -Lee
... Lemon Curry, Hallelujah.  Fnord.
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