| AEdit | |
Version: 0.5A1
By: Howard Abrams
E-mail: howard@paradigmsim.com
Web page: Available
Release Date: Beta Q3 97 |
Info Last Modified: 8/1/97
Requires BeOS version: PR
License: Shareware
Cost: TBD
Source Available?: No |
Description: AEdit is a fast, full featured audio editor, great for cutting
the end off a sample, or editing/recording/mixing an 8 track
1GB file. Features smooth zoom and pan, smart disk cache,
and a plugin API for importing, exporting, and filtering.
Beta test to begin soon. Mail for details.
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| MacVision Music | |
Version: 1.0
By: Mack A. Tompkins
E-mail: mac10@inetworld.net
Web page: (none)
Release Date: 1999 |
Info Last Modified: 4/14/97
Requires BeOS version: DR8
License: Commercial
Cost: 299.99
Source Available?: No |
Description: MacVision is a Full Object oriented MIDI Recording and
Notation System for Mac and Be Sys.
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| Quincy | |
Version: 1.0
By: Andi Payn
E-mail: payn@null.net
Web page: (none)
Release Date: October 1997 |
Info Last Modified: 5/28/97
Requires BeOS version: AA:PR
License: Shareware
Cost: ??
Source Available?: Yes |
Description: Quincy is (will be) a small sequencer with hard-disk
recording. It is not meant to be a full-featured package
like, e.g., Performer Audio, Cubase VST, or Notator Audio;
you won't find auto-arrangements and accompaniment, complex
humanizing and "groove" algorithms, etc. What you will find
is most of the basic features that most musicians need, with
a good interface.
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| SamplerPlatter | |
Version: 0.1
By: Andi Payn
E-mail: payn@null.net
Web page: (none)
Release Date: August 97 |
Info Last Modified: 5/28/97
Requires BeOS version: AA:PR
License: Shareware
Cost: ??
Source Available?: Yes |
Description: SamplerPlatter will eventually be an application that will
allow your computer to act as a MIDI-controllable sampler,
with real-time effects processing, and a plug-in architecture
that will allow different "samplers" to be built, each with
their own GUI, MIDI control set and mappings, etc.
There will be emulators with the look and capabilities of
various commercial samplers (barring legal difficulties)
including the Ensoniq Mirage (a classic 8-bit sampler with a
unique gritty sound) and the Roland DJ-70 (a modern sampler
with an interesting interface, including a scratch wheel,
although I'm not sure how to handle that in the GUI). There
will also be one sampler designed to provide the most
efficient interface to every feature in the system, rather
than looking like a traditional sampler's control panel.
The emulated samplers may have additional capabilities that
the original sampler did not--for example, there's no reason
that a DJ-70 emulator can't be microtonal even though the
real thing is fixed to standard tunings.
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| SpectroMeter | |
Version: 1.0
By: University of Utah
E-mail: jnichola@sunset.cs.utah.edu
Web page: Available
Release Date: (none) |
Info Last Modified: 10/30/96
Requires BeOS version: DR8
License: Freeware
Cost: 0
Source Available?: No |
Description: SpectroMeter is a spectum analyzer.
It performs the same function as SoundWatcher
but the display is smoother.
The Smoothness is accomplished in two ways:
1) An adjustable frame refresh
2) An adjustable exponentially decaying averaging over
time of the frequency bins.
Also, stereo output is displayed.
Also, get ADC-DAC which simply allows the change of
the ADC input and the sampling rate of the audio system.
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