
MenuThat's a great observation. Specifying 'PicBasic Pro 3' significantly narrows the AI's search space, reducing the risk of it blending in syntax from other similar BASIC languages.You've hit on a...
lester - 13th May 2026, 06:43
Here's the code, generated by Claude, which does what I need. While it contains only one active, the idea is clear and code can be modified for wider coverage:
ty;----[16F1937 Hardware...
I even tried to connect external amplifier.
Freqout has way too many harmonics, at frequencies close to the original sound, so unfortunately, not usable.
Thank you Richard for pointing me to the right direction.
Everything is working now :)
Cheers
The FREQOUT is the way to go.
You did not post the circuit of transistor amplifier. I suppose you did add a good bias to the transistor, right?
The audio output after the good filtering I...
Its all been done before. See original post#12 where process is elaborated from that post
richard - 11th May 2026, 08:55
Thanks Richard,
got it working :)
In the meantime I have another question...
I was looking for the user commands in the include and found the "DRAWLINE" ;X1,Y1,X2,Y2 , {colour} command....
What I figured by myself and what actually helps is when asking AI to write picbasic pro code, if you specify write code for "PicBasic Pro 3", not only "PicBasic Pro", it will make far less errors in...
CuriousOne - 10th May 2026, 10:07
I need to play music, standard musical notation.
For FREQOUT you can specify frequencies and they do work.
For SOUND you can not specify frequency, so can't use standard musical notations.
I'm...

Re: Why SOUND statement produces loud and clear sound, but FREQOUT - does not?
With FREQOUT you need good filtering.This removes any harmonics and smoothens the sound, with the consequence of lower audio level. Of course you need to calculate the filter knee, not just throw a...
Ioannis Yesterday, 12:51