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Subject: Sound Sampler for GS
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Date: 6 Jun 90 02:06:35 GMT
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  Sounds to me like what you might want is the HyperStudio V2.1. It
comes with a microphone, a digitizing board, complete software to
run it along with some demo disks, a small amplified speaker for the
GS, and a whole lot of potential.  I have used mine to digitize voices
and it does quite well, allowing me quite a bit of latitude in how I
alter them.  They also describe how to digitize sounds from a cassette
player, as you mentioned, though I have not done this yet (for being
to lazy to get a small jack).
  HyperStudio is sold by Roger Wagner Publishing and is usually listed
in the discount ads as around $75 or $80.  It's well worth the money.