14.9. Exercises

14.9.1. Implement a beep sound similar to the stereo beep at the beginning, but with a variable frequency. Make the frequency change very slowly between 220.0 and 660.0 to achieve a siren effect. If you want to keep the source simple, don't do different things for the left and right channels.
14.9.2. Complete the missing cases in the StereoBalanceControl module above.
14.9.3. If you want a challenge now—something really tricky—I've got something for you. Otherwise, you can safely ignore this. Here it is: Rewrite the stereo beep example in a way that the beeps are spinning in circles from the left channel to the right channel and back to the left channel. Have fun!

14.9.1. Implement a beep sound similar to the stereo beep at the beginning, but with a variable frequency. Make the frequency change very slowly between 220.0 and 660.0 to achieve a siren effect. If you want to keep the source simple, don't do different things for the left and right channels.

14.9.2. Complete the missing cases in the StereoBalanceControl module above.

14.9.3. If you want a challenge now—something really tricky—I've got something for you. Otherwise, you can safely ignore this. Here it is: Rewrite the stereo beep example in a way that the beeps are spinning in circles from the left channel to the right channel and back to the left channel. Have fun!