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- See the "WHATS NEW" file for a short list of the latest features -

Surf is Shareware. You are allowed to use it for up to ten days as an evaluation, but you must register to continue use. Registration is simple and provides the following benefits:

- New versions! Surf has had several released versions and this version may already be replaced!

- You can get copies of other programs available from N.E.W.

- With a license number you can be registered instantly over the phone. No waiting for the mail.
If you order a new version you can receive that in just a couple of days (even faster with Express
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PO Box 57336
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Prices:
Surf (License number only) $24.99
Surf (Latest version shipped to you) $29.99
Statline (The Ultimate Windows Status line) $24.99 (more info on this software below)
Client Biller (Invoice-maker extraordinaire!) $19.99 (more info on this software below)

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Introduction to Surf

Surf is designed to be a toolbox for modifying and editing Windows 3.1 WAV files. You'll need Windows 3.1 and a sound device capable of digital output (e.g. SoundBlaster, Pro Audio Spectrum, Adlib Gold, etc). Regular Adlib cards cannot play WAV files. There is a driver for the built-in speaker inside your PC that was released after Windows 3.1. The quality is poor, but it is free from Microsoft.

Surf is designed to be fun and useful. I've tried to leave out the technical details wherever possible. Alot of people won't understand if you say "inverting the sample", but if you say "sounds like playing in a garage", they get the idea. I'm by no means an expert, and this is a good place to thank Jason Bell (my brother) and Na'im Ru for explanations, ideas, and even some source code.

Surf is a file-based toolbox, which means that WAV files are never held in memory (except partially, during playback), so the only limitation on WAV file size is the size of your hard drive.

This is the third offical release of Surf and there is still one glaring limitation: Surf is currently limited to 8-bit monophonic sound editing. If DEMAND for stereo or 16-bit work picks up, then I'll have to change things, but so far no one has made such requests.
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If you have an idea for a function for Surf, drop us a line:

Attn: James Bell
New Executable Workshop
PO Box 57336 Phone: (904) 645-5568
Jacksonville, FL 32241-7336 Internet: [email protected]
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Installing Surf - Automatic installation
Just run the "INSTALL.EXE" program included with Surf. Be sure the SURF.EXE file is still in the same drive/directory as the INSTALL.EXE program.

That's it. The Install program will copy SURF.EXE to a directory on your hard drive and even start up Surf for you.

Don't forget that this file, the "WHATS NEW" file, the Install program, and the ORDER.FRM order form file aren't copied by the Install program, so don't delete them.

Installing Surf - Manual installation
1. Copy the SURF.EXE file to your Windows directory.
2. Click on the Program Manager group you'd like Surf to be in.
3. Select "File" then "New..." from the menu, click OK for a new program item.
4. Give the Command Line as "SURF.EXE", click OK, and you're done.

Using Surf
Just start-up Surf by double-clicking on its icon. You should see the Surf window appear with a status bar at the bottom.

Choose "File...Open" and select a WAV file for editing.

If you do a right-button click on Surf's window you'll get a "Peaks" display of the WAV file's samples. A "Peaks" display is explained in more detail below.

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The "6000 Hz" refers to the "Sample Rate" of the WAV file. This is the number of samples that were collected in one second during recording. For 8-bit recordings, a "sample" is one byte.
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For various (technical) reasons the sample rate determines the highest frequency of sound that can be reproduced. The sample rate must be twice as high as the highest frequency to be recorded or played back.

For reference, most people's speaking pitch is below 5000 Hz, and most of us cannot hear tones over 20,000 Hz. Below are some common sample rates:

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Sample Rate Highest Freq. Comment
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12000 Hz 6000 Hz Highest possible (recording) sample rate for many common
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22050 Hz 11025 Hz A common sample rate (1/2 of CD rate).

23000 Hz 11500 Hz Highest possible (playback) sample rate for many common
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44100 Hz 22050 Hz Sample rate for CD-quality sound.

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Using Surf's Effects

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you've added echo.

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samples. It draws ALL the samples (on top of one another if necessary) in the
window.

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shows the highest and lowest samples. You can also get this display by clicking
with the right mouse button anywhere on the window.

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you'll be combining the audio that you cut or copied with what is displayed. If
you insert, you'll be adding the audio you cut or copied in front of the point you
selected.

Copy From This will let you copy a WAV audio file for use in inserting or mixing.

Paste To This will let you save some audio that you cut or copied as a seperate WAV file.

Use Cut/ This will switch from whatever file you have open to the buffer used to hold Cut
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large room.

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sounds awful. Use the "Show" feature and make sure that you don't make the
sound so loud that any samples shown reach the top of the display window.

If you make a sample very loud or soft, don't expect to be able to change the
volume back and have the same sound. It is similar to "washing out" the colors in
a picture. You should try to keep the volume as high as possible without
clipping. Check the display after each function to make sure the volume isn't too
loud or soft.

Take a WAV file and play around with the volume, it is useful to see what it looks
and sounds like at each step.

Continuous Plays the current sound over and over. Surf will shrink to an icon during
Play playback. When you double-click on Surf's icon, it stops playing.

Smooth Attempts to "even out" sharp changes in consecutive samples. This sort of
"dampens" the sound, making it sound like it was played in the next room or under
a blanket.

Hiss (Removing) Sets samples that are nearly "silent" to silence. This has the effect of
removing the hiss that can be heard during long peiods of silence. The Heavy,
Medium, and Light levels reflect what samples Surf will consider to be "nearly-
silent". Note that if many samples are "silenced", it can make the speaker "pop"
during playback. What happens is that once the smaller samples are removed, the
larger ones that are left tend to "pop" the speaker abruptly. This can sometimes be
worse than the hiss you were removing! You'll hear what I mean if you try this on
a few sounds.

(Adding) This adds random values to the samples of the sound, effectively creating
hiss.

Chorusing This is bit like a varying echo. The idea is to add layers of slight echo to give the
impression that a "chorus" is present instead of a single sound source. "Medium"
effect usually has the best results. Try doing this function 1-3 times, each on top
of the last. With a suitable sample, it really can sound like a chorus.

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  1. Daniel says:
    January 27, 2013 at 3:59 pm

    Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. Joshie says:
    March 18, 2014 at 4:57 pm

    This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

  3. DiskingRound says:
    January 14, 2015 at 10:57 pm

    But one thing that puzzles me is the “mtswslnkmcjklsdlsbdmMICROSOFT” string. There is an article about it here. It is definitely worth a read: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/mtswslnk/