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* click on "Load Program" and save the program in the folder of your choice (a good place would be where you saved the Force.wav file). | * click on "Load Program" and save the program in the folder of your choice (a good place would be where you saved the Force.wav file). | ||
| + | * When prompted to enter a file in the '''Pick A File''' window, navigate through your folders and pick '''force.wav''' or '''Force.wav''', which ever way you named it. | ||
| + | * Make sure the speakers are on so that you can hear your computer play the file. Don't worry about making sounds in this lab: this is what this lab is about! | ||
Revision as of 19:30, 25 February 2014
--D. Thiebaut (talk) 18:16, 25 February 2014 (EST)
JES
Download JES
- Download JES 4-3 to your computer from https://code.google.com/p/mediacomp-jes/downloads/list.
- If you are running Windows, pick jes-4-3.exe. Once downloaded, click on the exe file to start JES.
- If you are running Mac OS X, pick jes-4-3-mac.zip, click on the downloaded zip file. Then click on the extracted file to start JES.
Download a Sound File
- Download the following file to your computer:
Writing Your First JES Program
- Open JES
- Type the following program in the top window:
file = pickAFile()
sound = makeSound( file )
blockingPlay( sound )
- click on "Load Program" and save the program in the folder of your choice (a good place would be where you saved the Force.wav file).
- When prompted to enter a file in the Pick A File window, navigate through your folders and pick force.wav or Force.wav, which ever way you named it.
- Make sure the speakers are on so that you can hear your computer play the file. Don't worry about making sounds in this lab: this is what this lab is about!
