Path: utzoo!attcan!utgpu!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!clyde.concordia.ca!uunet!cs.utexas.edu!swrinde!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!samsung!munnari.oz.au!uniwa!vax6!chooper From: CHOOPER@acad.cut.oz (Todd Hooper) Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware Subject: Re: Sound Digitizer Message-ID: <1613@acad.cut.oz> Date: 19 Dec 89 06:21:44 GMT References: <615@buster.irby.com> <7383@cs.utexas.edu> Distribution: comp Organization: Curtin University of Technology Lines: 35 In article <7383@cs.utexas.edu>, kseah@cs.utexas.edu (Kenneth Cheng-Lim Seah) writes: > In article <615@buster.irby.com> cshotton@buster.irby.com (Chuck Shotton) writes: >>Once upon a time, I saw plans for a sound digitizer for the Mac. The plans >>seemed relatively simple. I know the software isn't exactly pleasant, but >>that's no problem either. Does anyone happen to have any info on plans for >>such a beast? > > How about the MacRecorder? It's also a sound digitizer as well. Yes. And it comes with a _great_ piece of software called SoundEdit, from Farallon Computing. Well worth the price for just the SoundEdit software alone. Now heres my question - what other sorts of sound digitizing gear is available for the Mac? The reason I ask is, MacRecorder is limited to a maximum sample rate of 22 khz. I'd like to sample something at a lot higher frequency - say 44 khz, which is getting up past CD quality. You really notice the limitations of 22 khz if you want to use the Mac as a sampler or the like. Especially if you listen to it through a reasonable amp or stereo. The Apple Sound Chip in the IIcx, SE/30, Portable etc is supposed to be able to do '44 khz stereo sound', so I can't see why you shouldn't be able to sample at that rate and play it back through the ASC. Email replies to me please - I will summarize to the net after Xmas. Thanks, Todd Hooper Computing Centre Curtin University of Technology PSImail: psi%050529452300070::CHOOPER Western Australia ACSnet : CHOOPER@acad.cut.oz Bitnet : CHOOPER%acad.curtin.edu.au%munnari.oz@cunyvm.bitnet UUCP : {enea,mcvax,uunet,ubc-cs,ukc}!munnari!acad.curtin.edu.au!CHOOPER