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From: feinberg@acsu.buffalo.edu (john a feinberg)
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Subject: Re: SoundEdit update, Sound driver software
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Date: 18 Feb 91 06:26:49 GMT
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The newest SoundEdit program is 2.0.3.  I called Farallon to ask if it was
available right after I heard about it on the net, and they mailed me a free
copy about a week later.

The progam lets you use the built-in input on the IIsi and the LC with the
program (it shows up as a little picture of a mike, next to the printer port
picture and the modem port picture).  However and unfortunately, the program
will not let you use the built-in input for stereo recording; mono only.  So you
can't use the built-in input, in conjunction with one MacRecorder, to record
stereo sound.  The built-in input has a slightly lower sound quality than the
MacRecorder does, when using the SoundEdit software.

The update also comes with a bit of software that lets you use the MacRecorder
as if it were a built-in input device on the sound CDev of the control panel
(6.0.7 & (soon to come!) above).  It shows up as a picture of Nipper, next to
the expected microphone.  And, it really works!

John Feinberg
SUNY Buffalo