qoffice@nixeid.UUCP (Qofiice Software) (04/12/91)
Hi netters, a while a go I saw an article about a pc/windows based system that allowed up to 16 tracks. I posted for more info but received nothing back. I think that the company involved was Spectral synthesis or something like tat. Does any one out there ave any info on these systems. All information appreciated. Thanks David Ryan.
bonobo@ingres.com (David Borgman) (04/16/91)
In article <73@nixeid.UUCP> qoffice@nixeid.UUCP (Qofiice Software) writes: > >Hi netters, > >a while a go I saw an article about a pc/windows based system that allowed up to >16 tracks. I posted for more info but received nothing back. I think that the company involved was Spectral synthesis or something like tat. Does any one out there ave any info on these systems. All information appreciated. > The company is called "Spectral Synthesis", and they are located in Woodinville, WA. The phone number is 206-487-2931 in the USA, FAX: 206-487-3431. Anyway, they do have a nice system, but to get about 8-tracks would cost you about $25,000 US...plenty of dough (say, 2.5 times as much as a comparable analog system). If you already have a 386 computer, it would be less. I saw a demo at the winter '91 NAMM show. It has built-in FX algorithms, a nice user interface as well as some other cute tricks. Give 'em a call! -David