To “squish” a file name too long to fit into the list of sound files, check this box.
To prevent SoundMaster from playing any sound while a chime sound is playing, check this box.
To prevent SoundMaster from playing key click sounds while any sound is playing, check this box.
To prevent SoundMaster from playing key click sounds while a chime sound is playing, check this box.
To prevent SoundMaster from playing any sounds when the Sound control panel volume is zero, check this box.
To display the SoundMaster icon at the bottom of the screen each time you start up your Macintosh, check this box.
SoundMaster 1.7.5, by Bruce Tomlin
SoundMaster installs code into your Mac during startup which can play sounds when various things happen.
Please don't click on my head.
To change the playback volume of the current sound to 7, click here.
To change the playback volume of the current sound to 6, click here.
To change the playback volume of the current sound to 5, click here.
To change the playback volume of the current sound to 4, click here.
To change the playback volume of the current sound to 3, click here.
To change the playback volume of the current sound to 2, click here.
To change the playback volume of the current sound to 1, click here.
To change the playback volume of the current sound to zero, click here.
This will cause no sound to be played if you have checked the “Disable sounds when volume is zero” option in the Preferences dialog.
To change the playback volume of the current sound to use the volume set in the Sound control panel, click here.
This is the current version number of SoundMaster.
To select an event to attach a sound to, click on the name of the event.
To turn a sound on or off, click to the left of the event name. If no sound is attached to the event, you will be beeped at.
This number shows the size of the current sound.
This number shows the total amount of memory which SoundMaster will use after you restart.
SoundMaster is written by Bruce Tomlin. Click on the “About SoundMaster” button for more information.
This number shows the size of the current sound.
This number shows the total amount of memory which SoundMaster will use after you restart.
This list shows the contents of the item named above. Double-click a folder to see its contents in this window. Click on a document to select it.
Use this pop-up menu to select the folder that contains the file you want to open. When you choose an item from this menu, its contents appear in the list directly below this menu.
Use this control to change the playback volume of the current sound.
Use this control to change the playback rate of the current sound.
To change the playback rate of the current sound to 5.5kHz, click here.
To change the playback rate of the current sound to 7.4kHz, click here.
To change the playback rate of the current sound to 11kHz, click here.
To change the playback rate of the current sound to 22kHz, click here.
To get more information about SoundMaster, click here.
