This program plays digis on the C128 without the use of custom assembler routines. The program was inspired by the 8-bit-guys video on "C128 BASIC Hack: Playing Digital Samples". On the C128, it is possible to play a digi using the PLAY command of BASIC 7.0. However, the digi needs to be converted to a sample rate of 6kHz and each sample must be a value between 0 and 9, which is mapped to a volume value between 0 and 15 by the play command. While both, the playback frequency and the resolution are worse than standard digi players in assembler, it is still an interesting hack showing what can be done in BASIC V7.0.

1987 by David W. Morris. Uploaded to Q-Link on May 10th, 1987. Don't play the guitar so not sure what to tell you about the program. It has a guide built-in.

Sound Studio 128 v3.8 is some kind of sound sampling / conversion tool for the Commodore 128 (80 Columns), but honestly I couldn't find much if any info on it.  Hit the Contact Us link if you have some info.

ZOUNDS! is a digital audio recording/playback system for the C128. This archive includes software for playing digital sounds with a stock C128 and for digitizing sounds using special additional hardware. Plans for building the hardware (an A/D conversion board that plugs into the User port) are also included.

ZOUNDS! is a digital audio recording/playback system for the C128. This archive includes software for playing digital sounds with a stock C128 and for digitizing sounds using special additional hardware. Plans for building the hardware (an A/D conversion board that plugs into the User port) are also included.

Note - This is the latest version I could find as of April 4th, 2021