I would like it very much to hear from you. You can reach me on Internet at FRicci@polito.it (you can send me mail to internet from most major networks, such as CompuServe, America Online, AppleLink, etc.). Send me your impressions, suggestions, bug reports, postcards, or whatever - Thanks a lot!
What Mono2Stereo does is very simple: it takes two mono sounds and merges them into one stereo sound. Just open the left and right sounds with the "Open..." command in the File menu, then choose "Save As...". If you've got a stereo-capable Mac, which either mixes the left and right channels into one mono channel (Mac LC) or outputs true stereo from the speaker port (Mac IIs and Quadras), you'll be able to play the sound just by double-clicking the sound file in the Finder.
Mono2Finder requires System 7.0 or later, and stereo sounds will be succesfully created on any Mac, but they won't play on the following Macintoshes: Mac Plus, SE, Classic, Mac Portable, PowerBook 100.
Enjoy,
- Alberto Ricci.
Corso De Gasperi, 45
10129 Torino, Italy.
*** Version History
* Version 1.0 -- May 23, 1992
First release. It doesn't check if the opened sounds are actually mono sounds, so you will get strange effects if you try to make a stereo sound out of one stereo and one mono sound. If you try to make a quadruple-channel sound (!!!) by merging two stereo sounds, you'll have to double the playback rate to have a decent sound.
