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From: UUCJEFF@ECNCDC.BITNET
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: d/a converter
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Date: Mon, 23-Nov-87 18:12:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 23 18:12:00 1987
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Someone asked about d/a converters for the atari.  I have a hippo-sound,
which is now manufactured by someone else.  I was able to use it for some
signal processing experiments (although I uplead the sound files to a VAX)
I do not recommend it for any serious music applications, it is very noisy.
In fact, it always has a DC hum recorded, you can filter it by adding 17
to each sample.  The software is not bad, but could you some more features.
I don't really recommend it, but it might serve your purposes if they
are not so demanding.
	JEFF BEER UUCJEFF@ECNCDC