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From: jmunkki@kampi.hut.fi (Juri Munkki)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: MacRecorder/Impulse digitizer question
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Date: 11 Feb 89 10:43:31 GMT
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In article <6915@fluke.COM> moriarty@tc.fluke.COM (Jeff Meyer) writes:
>units -- true?  And will SoundEdit (MacRecorder's sound recording/playback
>program) output the sound to the Apple Sound Chip so that the stereo
>reproduction is correctly played back through the stereo output jack?  I

Yes, it does. You can create some interesting effects by mixing stereo
tracks. You don't need two MacRecorders to edit in stereo. You just can't
digitize both tracks at the same time. You can first digitize the left
track, then the right. If you have a sync signal somewhere, you can then
mix the two mono signals into one stereo signal.

>Finally, I already have an Impulse audio digitizer; I read a few hundred
>articles back that SoundEdit can manipulate the Impulse digitizer with no
>problems. Rather than ditching my Impulse and buying two MacRecorders for
>stereo recording, is there any reason I can't keep the Impulse, buy one
>MacRecorder and use the SoundEdit program with them both in tandem for
>stereo recording?

My Impulse digitizer doesn't work with the version of SoundEdit that I
have. Maybe a new version of SoundEdit supports the Impulse digitizer.

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