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Conference 7.286::atarist

Title:Atari ST, TT, & Falcon
Notice:Please read note 1.0 and its replies before posting!
Moderator:FUNYET::ANDERSON
Created:Mon Apr 04 1988
Last Modified:Tue May 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1433
Total number of notes:10312

232.0. "ST Replay" by CLARID::RICHARDS () Mon Sep 19 1988 03:59

	Does anybody have (or know about) ST Replay ?

	I think it may be something for digitizing sounds (speech). I have
	been interested in trying to make my ST talk for some time. Can anyone
	post a review ?

Cheers,
	Harry

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232.1ST Replay is great funCHEFS::SYMONDSKMon Aug 07 1989 05:3413
    ST Replay is more than just a speech synthesizer, its an actual
    sampler.If you have the hardware(Cartidge)and the software then
    you can sample and playback at different speeds add effects(REVERB
    ECHO e.t.c) at the touch of a button, also if you have a MIDI keyboard
    then you can play the sample(s) through the keyboard.
    If you purchase this amazing piece of software thenyou will amazed
    with what it can do.
    
                                   Yours
    
                           A 1040stfm Digitized Sound Finatick.
    
232.2Master Sound a Mini Replay 4UKCSSE::KEANEMon Aug 07 1989 10:1138
    Hi
    
    At the Atari show the other day, I saw and was so impressed I bought
    the ELcheapo version of ST replay,  "Master sound". It is designed and
    sold by the same people who made replay 4. Its not as professional,
    sound only plays thro the ST, not on hifi, and the frequency spectrum
    is less, but it sounds as good as you could expect sound reconsituted
    thro the sound chip to sound!!!
    
    The hardware and software was 35 pounds. The kids (and I), have had
    lots of fun with it. The Master sound software has a second control panel
    with a Sequencer built in. 
    What you can do is firstly to record all your
    samples from radio,tape mike or keyboard and save them to disk. You can
    redit the smples and save little lumps of them. When you have enough
    samples you can call the sequence menu and attach 18 sounds to the 18
    keys on the number pad. (Any special characteristics are also attached,
    loop or reverse).  You then run the seq recorder, and key the various
    sounds as desired, (including the 9-9-9-9-19 effects by tapping the
    space bar. The sequence can then be saved to disk. There is a player
    prog and a demo screen you can attach your masterpiece to for others to
    enjoy (?).
    Other features in the software are compress, cut, copy, (shift in
    time), overlay, filter, spectrum analyser, scope, fadein and fade out,
    and a very usefuyl one is a level control which can be set at which the
    recording will start. (so you can set the trigger point to an aplitude
    above the clicks and bumps of a recording start, and get a good sample
    of what you want to record, by just pressing play on your tape
    recorder, the sampler doesnt trigger to the output passes the
    threshold. The only thing missing is the MIDI support that is present
    on Replay 4.
    P.s. Works off the hard drive, Not software protected.!!!!
    
    All in all very good value for money, a highly recommended product.
    
    Pat K.