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From: colyer@silver.bacs.indiana.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Sound Digitizers
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Date: 9 Jan 90 16:34:00 GMT
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(stevep@galadriel.bt.vo.uk -- Steve Paine)

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>      By the way, you dont know anything about the Sonix sample format do you?
>I have been trying to get a sample into Sonix for a long time with no success.
		
Steve,

  Sonix uses these special files off of the main boot disk.  These files
tell Sonix what type of sounds to use and how to use theme.  There is one for
IFF samples.   All you need to do is read in the sample, and then save it
back via Sonix.  After you save it, reload the new Sonix saved sample and
you'll have control over it's envelope and filterings (I think...).
 
  To load up IFF samples just leave your Sonix boot disk in df0: and put
the disk with the IFF sample into df1:, and go from there.

  Hope this helps...

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