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From: gchow@undergrad.cs.ubc.ca (george kai yee chow)
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Subject: Re: SID (sound input device)
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Date: 21 Feb 90 02:21:39 GMT
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 > it didn't work well at all, i could hardly tell what was recorded.
 
That's strange.  SID worked just as well as SoundEdit.  What I do when I use
SID is to first calibrate my MacRecorder with Soundedit first, then record
with SID.  Have you tried that?  The thing for me is that having those periodic
skips is quite unacceptable for music.