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From: ifar355@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (David H. Huang)
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Subject: Re: Creating Instruments from Sounds. . .
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Date: 6 Nov 90 00:54:35 GMT
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In article <0BA7D5E7B8BF80D4B0@snybufva.bitnet> NOWAKO09@SNYBUFVA.BITNET (APPLE //GS - THE POWER TO BE YOUR BEST) writes:
 
>        Nope, as of now there is now way to turn a digitized sound into a
>useful ASIF file. Even SoundStudio which lets you SEE and WORK ON the sound

Although I have not actually seen the program myself, I've heard that AudioZap
will convert digitized sounds into an ASIF file.

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