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  #43919 Posted 2 Years ago
Angela
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Hello,

I am looking for someone who can show me how sound chips (like the ones in greeting cards) work.
I need a sound chip that fit specific criteria and noone seems to have it, so if there is someone who can show me how these chips work I am hoping to modify one to fit my project.

Thanks!
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  #43922 Posted 2 Years ago
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Hi Angela, welcome to the forum. I hope you will like it here


Could this, please click, be of any help?

It seems they can be 'custom made' (not necessarily at the link I provided above, which in no way is meant to be a recommendation, but by sound chip manufacturers in general)
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  #43927 Posted 2 Years ago
Angela
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Hi Jeffie,

Thanks for welcoming me, very nice.

I have emailed pretty much every company on every continent and I mostly got no response at all, including these guys. One company was willing to work with me but I had to order large quantities. Right now I just need a prototype.
These things are not that complicated, I don't know enough about electronics to know what all the components are and what they do. Once I learn that it should not be too hard to modify one to my specific requirements.
Let me know if you hear anything.

Thanks Jeffie
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  #43931 Posted 2 Years ago
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Angela, it is not my habit to recommend another forum since I happen to think this forum is the best But in this case I will make one exception since there is a quite comprehensible explanation on HERE and I don't want to deprive you of it. Let me know what you think of it if you please
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  #43944 Posted 2 Years ago
Angela
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Hi Jeffie,

Thanks for the link.
To be honest with you, it was a little too complicated for me to understand.
What I reallly need is a simple explanation on what the components are in a sound chip and how they work. Kind of "sound chips for dummies"
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