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Subject: Pianocorder data played from a chip?

Author:
Terry Younce

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Date Posted: 08:06:04 06/17/10 Thu

I have an application where I would like to play pianocorder format music from a solid state recorder player. Has anyone done this? I only need about 3 tunes stored with one tune playing each time a contact is made by a coin drop. I am trying a recorder/player from www.cowlacious.com. I have played the pianocorder tape in an analog deck, recorded on my computer using an audio sweetening package. I then record this on my solid state recorder. I have tried various levels, etc. so far it has not played on the piano. I am getting 10v out of the digital recorder. Has anyone done something like this successfully? Thanks, Terry

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Pianocorder data played from a chip?	Roger Dalziel	10:58:38 06/27/10 Sun