Subj : ANSI music / sound effects
To   : Kirkman
From : Deuce
Date : Wed Aug 12 2015 01:37 am

  Re: ANSI music / sound effects
  By: Kirkman to Deuce on Mon Aug 10 2015 09:49 pm

 > > Unless the ANSI music is explicitly played in the background, it plays in
 > > the foreground which will prevent anything else from being displayed until
 > > the music finishes.
 >
 > How can I make the ANSI music play in the background?

It's documented here:
http://cvs.synchro.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/src/conio/cterm.txt?revis
ion=1.34

The last section in the document ``"ANSI" Music''

So, if I assume you use the "CSI N" method (ie: ESC[N), it would be "ESC", "[",
"N", "M", "B", followed by the notes etc.

An "MB" in the music string with switch to background music.  If the introducer
is CSI M, the initial 'M' can be implied, but it can also be explicit.  It
really depends on what other terminal programs you want to be compatible with.

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