>> Then use some GUI control to set the volume of each channel. If you
>> use stereo sound members, your sound will occupy channelNr and
>> channelNr + 1
>
>That's not true, is it? Thought stereo or mono could be in a channel; I've
>never noticed a problem mixing stereo and mono...
Grimmwerks,
I am sorry but it seems you're right. It was a teacher who told me
that years ago and I've just taken it for granted since. I've never
noticed any problem when mixing stereo & mono either, but I always
put stereo sounds in odd channels, ecpecting them to occupy the next
even channel too. but I can't find anything confirming this in the
online help, so I guess I was wrong.
-A.
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