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-===== Sound (Statement) =====
-==== Format ====
-**sound** //frequency//, //duration//\\
-**sound** ( //frequency//, //duration// )\\
-**sound** [[arrays|array[]]]\\
-**sound** ( [[arrays|array[]]] )\\
-**sound** [[lists|{ frequency1, duration1, frequency2, duration2, ... }]]\\
-**sound** [[lists|{ { frequency1, duration1 }, { frequency2, duration2 }, ... }]]
-===Polyphonic Sounds===
-**sound** voice, voice, ...\\
-**sound** ( voice, voice, ... )\\
-where voice may be either an [[arrays|variable[]]] or a [[lists|list]].
-==== Description ====
-Play a sound from the computer's speakers.Frequency is expressed in Hz and duration is expressed in milliseconds (1000 in a second). An array or list containing frequency and durations may also be passed.  This eliminates any clicking between sounds when more than one is being output sequentially.
-One dimensional arrays and lists must have an even number of values.  A two dimensional array may have any number of rows but must have two columns.
-==== See Also ====
-{{page>en:start#Sound&noheader}}
-==== History ====
-|0.9.5g|Sound support for LINUX systems was added|
-|0.9.5h|Windows sound was changed to use the default sound device|
-|1.99.99.55|two dimensional list support was added|
-|1.99.99.72|polyphonic sounds were added and the [] on array variables is now required|

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