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From: ag0514@csc.albany.edu (Andy Goldstein)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: SoundSmith and HyperStudio
Message-ID: <AG0514.91Apr30140404@eve.albany.edu>
Date: 30 Apr 91 19:04:04 GMT
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Sender: ag0514@sarah.albany.edu (Andy Goldstein)
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In-Reply-To: 252u3744@fergvax.unl.edu's message of 30 Apr 91 16:27:23 GMT

In article <252u3744.673028843@fergvax> 252u3744@fergvax.unl.edu (Jerry Annin) writes:

>  Is there a way that you know of to take sound digitized by HyperStudio
>  and change it into instruments for Soundsmith?  Is there any way to make
>  instruments for Soundsmith at all?  Hints and guesses accepted.

>   Jerry Annin
>   University of Nebraska - Lincoln
>   Computer Science Engineering
>   Email:  252u3744@fergvax.unl.edu

There is a program called Audio Zap, I believe that it will convert several
formats.  It will load and save Soundsmith, Hyperstudio, and Raw formats,
maybe some others.
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