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From: ddulmage@cdp.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.dsp
Subject: Re: Re-recording old (analog) music dig
Message-ID: <1085600001@cdp>
Date: 13 Oct 90 05:47:00 GMT
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Nf-From: cdp.UUCP!ddulmage    Oct 12 22:47:00 1990


Hello, I have a sample editing system on my ibm called "SampleVision"
It is strictly a sample editor and NOT a digitizer. There are many
packages available to do that however. I use an Adap system on an 
Atari mega 2 for digitizing. I can sample direct to hard drive in
stereo at 44khz rate. This product is sold by Hybrid arts in L.A.
I would strongly suggest that you check out what ever local music
stores or professional audio suppliers. They will be able to give
you tons of info on these systems and will probably be able to
demo them as well. I would stay away from software dealers as they
tend to have the low end stuff.. i.e. only 8bit samples at 11khz.
good luck!

Doug Dulmage