NetNews Usenet Archive 1992 #18/NN_1992_18.iso/spool/comp/sys/amiga/audio/3162

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From: [e-mail] (Clayton Miner)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.audio
Subject: Re: Halving sample speed while keeping pitch
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Date: 22 Aug 92 22:04:05 GMT
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Okay, I went to fire up Audio Engineer to look at this before I said anything
I could not back up and found (to my surprise) that AE caused JRComm to hang
up.  Then it shut down so I *still* could not check on this, but as I recall
(ain't it sad, I was working with the digitizer yesterday and I *still* can't
recall what I was doing) the way to change the sample rate with AudioMaster
(same thing as AEPII) without manglnig the sound effect is to load the effect
to the main screen and then select the tune waveform option.   What you then
do is to enter the value you want for Cycles Per Second (it is a lot easier to
type the number than try to slide the indicator) and hit return.  The software
will automatically change the cycles to the nearest value it accepts.  the
next step is to hit the RESAMPLE gadget and wait until it is done.  BTW you
will need to indicate the range of the sample you want to change before you
can do this or you will get a requester box reminding you to do so.

I hate to ask, but are you using a legit copy?  I thought the docs were pretty
clear on this.  IF you haven't been using a legit copy then do yourself (and
the designers) a favour and go out and buy a copy.  There is a lot of power to
AMIII (even more in AMIV) and you really won't get the full possibilities
without the docs.  If you do have a legit copy, I apologize for the implied
slights to you.  Regardless, hope this helps and that you find worknig with
sound on your Amiga as fascinating as the rest of us!  :)

Skeksis - Chief Sound Engineer to the Known World Sonix Labs