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'''Sample Master Plus''' by AVR (Audio Visual Research) also known as 2 Bit Systems, was released circa 1991. It is an 8-bit mono Sampler capable of frequencies of up to 25 kHz, using the AVR file format. The GUI is very much the same as the Replay series of Samplers pre Stereo Replay, which were of course also developed by 2 Bit Systems. The software is compatible with the ST(E) range of computers, and came 'bundled' with the 'Atari Application Series' of tutorials, specifically 'An Introduction to Sound & Music' tutorial. This tutorial also came with Atari's Music Maker and Music Maker Plus.
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'''Sample Master Plus''' by AVR (Audio Visual Research) also known as 2 Bit Systems, was released circa 1991. It is an 8-bit mono Sampler capable of frequencies of up to 25 kHz, using the AVR file format. The GUI is very much the same as the Replay series of Samplers pre [[Stereo Replay]], which were of course also developed by 2 Bit Systems. The software is compatible with the ST(E) range of computers, and came 'bundled' with the 'Atari Application Series' of tutorials, specifically 'An Introduction to Sound & Music' tutorial. This tutorial also came with Atari's Music Maker and Music Maker Plus.
   
   
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*'''Hardware ADC:''' Yes
 
*'''Hardware ADC:''' Yes
 
*'''ADC Connection Type:''' Cartridge Port
 
*'''ADC Connection Type:''' Cartridge Port
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--[[User:Atari74user|Atari74user]] 20:50, 22 May 2016 (CEST)
   
   

Latest revision as of 20:45, 22 May 2016

Sample Master Plus by AVR (Audio Visual Research) also known as 2 Bit Systems, was released circa 1991. It is an 8-bit mono Sampler capable of frequencies of up to 25 kHz, using the AVR file format. The GUI is very much the same as the Replay series of Samplers pre Stereo Replay, which were of course also developed by 2 Bit Systems. The software is compatible with the ST(E) range of computers, and came 'bundled' with the 'Atari Application Series' of tutorials, specifically 'An Introduction to Sound & Music' tutorial. This tutorial also came with Atari's Music Maker and Music Maker Plus.



Overview

  • Name: Sample Master Plus
  • Type: Sampler / Sample Editor
  • Sample Format: 8 bits
  • Sample Rate: Up to 25 kHz
  • Sound Quality: Mono
  • Hardware ADC: Yes
  • ADC Connection Type: Cartridge Port


--Atari74user 20:50, 22 May 2016 (CEST)


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