chronister@zodiac.rutgers.edu (02/27/91)
Has anyone heard anything about AudioMaster 3? Even better, has anyone used it yet? Is it much different than AudioMaster II? Ben
shields@yunexus.YorkU.CA (Paul Shields) (03/03/91)
chronister@zodiac.rutgers.edu writes: >Has anyone heard anything about AudioMaster 3? Even better, has anyone >used it yet? Is it much different than AudioMaster II? I have used it. No, it's not much different from AudioMasterII.. in fact, with the exception of some additions in the looping control, it looks like nothing more than bug-fixes to A.M.II. It might more properly be called AudioMaster 2.1. It might support more samplers, but I haven't had a careful look. Some changes to the manual. The user interface is the same. None of this comes as a surprise, since we all know Aegis went belly up and the products were bought out by Oxxi.. I haven't a clue whether the original developers were responsible for the new version. Anyone know Oxxi's plans for it? I always had a few complaints about the user interface. -- Paul Shields shields@nexus.yorku.ca
chuckt@theborg.mlb.fl.us (Chuck Teschke) (03/04/91)
I have used Audiomaster III it is better then the previous version. it has a lot of good editing features. it now supports a lot more samplers including perfect sound 3.0 |Chuck Teschke | |---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | USENET:chuckt@theborg.mlb.fl.us |"If i have 5 megs of RAM, then why does | FIDONET: 374/1 | this program keep accessing the disk?!?" |---------------------------------------------------------------------------- "My employer could care less about my opinions..."
srs@niksula.hut.fi (Sami Riku Wilhelm Suokas) (03/04/91)
In article <21804@yunexus.YorkU.CA> shields@yunexus.YorkU.CA (Paul Shields) writes:
[P. Shields is comparing AMIII to AMII:]
No, it's not much different from AudioMasterII.. in fact, with the
exception of some additions in the looping control, it looks like
nothing more than bug-fixes to A.M.II. It might more properly be
called AudioMaster 2.1.
P. Shields forgot to mention the sequencer and the CD-player. The
sequencer is built in the new Audiomaster, but the CD-player comes as
a separate program. I think you can play the tunes made with the
sequencer by using the CD-player. IMHO with the sequencer, you can
create some fantastic ra-ra-ra-ra-rap-sounds!!!
AMIII is definitely more than just a few bug-fixes, it's great and
it's worth the money (when you buy it by mail-order)!!
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