Ok, done with my armor...now on to the audio... I've been playing with the PIC but most of the noise that I can get to come out of it are too "digital sounding"...when using the SOUND command. Reading on the site for the original board I found that the board has 5 different modes as well... One that adjusts the amount of distortion that your voice changes from "Normal" to "Distorted" 1-5 depending on where you set the level. You can also upload wav files to the thing using his software and a computer... Delays from when you finish talking to when the static burst comes out, turning the static sounds on and off...Geez!!

My questions:

1. How do you adjust the real time audio distortion if the PIC isn't sampling the audio or do you think it is?
2. Do you think it is using the 1 bit audio, I.e. the Roman Black 1 bit wav file audio?
3. Do you think it is using a pre-recorded wav file for the static or generating it using the PIC?

I'm kinda lost here...None of the white noises that I get from the PIC sound anywhere near what I hear on his site..and there is a click before the rush of white noise... the simulated button release of the radio.

I've found examples of MMC uses, ISD voice recorder uses and a couple other instances where PICs are being used with other devices to produce audio but I can't really settle on which would be best.

-Dave