Hello again Brett!
Thanks again for your reply lately, so may I ask you some questions?
You will be surprised, but I found a way to convert a sound into a txt list of data points! It is very easy, so I hope this information might be useful for those people, who do some kind of sound programming etc.
Shortly speaking, you take an old version of Cool Edit Pro, either 1.2, or 2.1, any (I haven't tried 3.0 though), open a sound file, or generate your own signal and then save as-> ASCII data file (.txt) That is it!!
Unfortunately, the data values are between 32768 to -32768.
The question is how to convert these numbers into float 1 to -1 format?
I managed to import all the values into Microsoft Excel. I know that there can be a formula written in Excel, which can be applied to all the values and correspondingly convert them. The problem is, I do not know Excel at all. So could you please perhaps help me to figure out how to convert those values with Excel, or perhaps with some other program?