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aaron@stat.tamu.edu (Aaron Hightower) writes:

>I have an Amiga3000 and was wondering how I can control the audio filter.
>I have an articly previously posted that mentions clearing the 1st bit
>in location $BFE001.  This doesn't seem to work correctly on the 3000.

Hmm... I'll probably regret posting this, since the last time I did so, 
I got flamed to hell. (I am talking about reading/writing registers directly).
It seems that a few C programmers would rather write a large quantity of code
instead of just dealing with the info at the the source, i.e. registers. (No
offense, C programmers). If someone knows how to toggle the filter in C, I 
would be interested in seeing the code....

Anyway, Here's how I have done it (not saying it is CORRECT, but it works 
nonetheless) ;-)
filter_on:	move.w	#$7000,$bfe000
filter_off:	move.w	#$7002,$bfe000

>Thanks,
> Aaron Hightower

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