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From: alibaba@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Alexander M. Rosenberg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: Sound Techniques
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Date: 14 Mar 88 09:43:14 GMT
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Yes, you are missing something. Its called "Sound Leech". Last  I
saw was 0.70. It appears to be a public domain program, and I have
only recently obtained it. It will take any resource type and try
and make a SoundWave file out of it. This includes types such as,
"SMSD" from Crystal Quest, and "SOUN" from Beyond Dark Castle (although
BDC appears to do funky things to its sounds). I'll have to check it to
see if it is ok to send to the binaries.

Other solutions: SoundEdit (part of MacRecorder, from Farallon) will
convert sounds from every type to every other type. It handles snd types 1
and 2, SoundWave files (any FSSD FSSC type files), and also does stereo
in most formats (type 2 for HyperCard doesn't appear to support stereo.)

I highly recommend MacRecorder, and I love mine.
(I have no relations with any company or product mentioned here.)


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