> On 2021-01-01, at 9:38 PM, tim Rowledge <tim at rowledge.org> wrote:
> 
> The Great Saga marches onward...

Attached is a changeset that has the hacked playLoop and a rather long preamble that *should* explain it.

Basically, make a global BigBuffer, change playLoop to write samples to BigBuffer if it is not nil and not full.
Inspect the SampledSound that owns a big buffer and use the included code snippets (that magically appear in the inspector, woo-hoo!) to point BigBuffer at a .. buffer... make some noises and the set BigBuffer to nil to stop recording.

Save the processed samples as a WAV file and try them on other machines and setups. You can load WAV files 'as sound' from the Squeak FileList, or play them with iTunes, VLC, whatever.

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