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From: gt0t+@andrew.cmu.edu (Gregory Ross Thompson)
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Subject: Re: GS vs Mac comparisons (was:Re: New Macs)
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Date: 3 Nov 90 05:27:17 GMT
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  Well, about digitizing sounds on the GS.  I've recently had loads of
success digitizing using my SuperSonic.  I've been doing voices off of
CD more than music, so it comes out better.  You can get pretty decent
quality with low digitizing rates.

  In case anyone's interested, I've done:

The intro to "Greasy Kids Stuff" by Steve Vai
"(sproing)Hi Pooh, I'm Tigger, T I double guh err, That spells Tigger!"
"(tap, tap, tap) I'm thumpin, that's why they call me thumper!"
"aaaaaaaaaaah Nirvana"  (Robert Plant)
And a pretty long spoken section from Jane's Addiction's, Stop!

  As well as Good Night and a Good Morning from two Beatles songs.

  Here's my only question: What's the correlation between the
digitizing rate (a number between 0 and 40) and the playback rate
(Hz)?

		-Greg T.