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From: drew@cat45.CS.WISC.EDU (Shawn Drew)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Macrecorder/Impulse Digitizer
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Date: 4 Feb 89 15:34:28 GMT
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In article <4347@m2c.M2C.ORG> bergman@odin.m2c.org (Michael Bergman) writes:
>
>Has anyone used both the software that comes with MacRecorder and
>Impulse Soundwave?  I have read reviews of Soundwave, which sounds
>wonderful, but know nothing about MacRecorder's software (not even its
>name).  

The software that comes with MacRecorder is called SoundEdit and is every
bit as good as Soundwave, only better.

>
>I am also wondering about conversion programs.  Someone else has
>already asked about programs to convert to SoundWave format.  How
>about the other way around?

Using SoundEdit you can save as a snd resource (even install one in a file),
as a "standard" SoundWave file, or as an instrument.  I don't know of any
other sound formats.

>
>Is there any difference in the hardware?  I have been told "no" but
>only be relatively uninformed sources.
>

Sorry, don't know this one.  It LOOKS different anyway :^)

>--mike bergman@m2c.org (IN)
>
>--mike bergman
>
>bergman@m2c.org



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