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From: wayne-s@cis.ohio-state.edu (derbaer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Curiousity about sound files. ( several questions )
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Date: 14 Apr 91 21:11:34 GMT
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Recently I've been shown what Amigas can do with sound files.
( and the world ain't been the same since... :) 

However this recent epiphany has led me to look for the following things:

1) public domain ( or otherwise ) sound synthesis packages available
   for the amiga ( here I am looking for something that is capable of 
   taking sounds already recorded and manipulating them. ) 

2) *grin* obvious wasn't it? the second question is, of course, are there 
   any sites that store sound files? I am looking for a whole slew of things;
   anything i can get my hands on.... :) 

3) is there a public domain ( or otherwise ) program that will allow one to 
   record sounds into the amiga and then have the amiga convert this into 
   a file usable by 1)? 

Thank all for the time. I shall summarize all replies that i get. 

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*wayne-s@cis.ohio-state.edu *   derbear   * schmidt@ohstpy.mps.ohio-state.edu* 
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