pkivela@tukki.jyu.fi (P Kivela) (03/20/91)
Several people sent me suggestions on how to digitize and edit sound from
the IIsi's sound input I/F. Most people suggested that I should use the
"Audio Palette" supplied with the HyperCard 2.0. Unfortunately, Apple's
distributor in Finland hasn't yet released HC 2.0 here, so that option
isn't available to me (at least, for the moment). There was also some
information on a new version of SoundEdit which would recognise the interface.
Thanks to all the people who sent answers to my queries!
Pertti
Here are the answers I got:
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Gabriel Michael Kraljevic <kraljev@ccu.UManitoba.CA> wrote:
I'm not sure how it would be in Finland, but in the loads of documentation that
came with my IIsi there was a coupon for the "Audio Palette". This is a sound
editor that allows you to modify your recorded sounds for use in Hypercard.
I'm not that sure, but maybe SoundEdit will allow you to changes Hypercard
sounds into .snd files?
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cfranz@iiic.ethz.ch wrote:
pertti,
get soundedit vers. 2.03. this version does see the internal mike.
cheers,
christian.
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"Jeffrey T. Oplinger" <jo1m+@andrew.cmu.edu> wrote:
please let me know if you find such softwre... i believe i read in
macweek that farallon was working on a new version of sound edit that
could take the new input, but i haven't seen it yet...
thanks...
-- jeff
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FQM6448@UMNACVX.BITNET wrote:
SoundEdit 2.0.3 came out just for the IIsi's internal sound input
interface.
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"J. Taggart Gorman" <jtgorman@cs.arizona.edu> wrote:
When I want to edit a sound, I record it in Hypercard 2.0, which has
superb editing abilities, well okay, it's pretty good for just a small part
of a larger program.
When I am done with the sound, I quit Hypercard, and move the sound out
of the stack into whatever file and format I want with SoundMover.
Sure it's a bit of a longer process, but it does what I want and I didn't
have to muck around for any other programs.
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Jerry R Hughson <hughson@cis.ohio-state.edu> wrote:
Hi,
Did you get the audio pallete that goes with Hyper Card? This lets
you cut,copy,paste the sound. Just use ResEdit to yank the sounds out of
HyperCard and put them where you need them
Hope this helps.
00R (double 'o' R)
hughson@cis.ohio-state.edu
jhughson@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu
ps if you find another pd editor please send it or info on it to me!
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