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− | '''[http://st-news.com/issues/st-news-volume-2-issue-4/previews/new-g-data-software/ AS Sound Sampler]''' by G-Data was introduced in 1987. It is a Sampler that is believed to have been capable of 8-bit mono sampliing of frequencies between 11.3kHz and 36.4 kHz. It came with a hardware ADC which connected to the Atari ST's Parallel Port, which was adorned with three controls, volume input, volume output and a high pass filter which screens out unwanted frequencies. In it's infancy it was a little error prone, and the following year in 1988, the product was re-packaged as [http://st-news.com/issues/st-news-volume-2-issue-7/previews/as-sound-sampler-ii/ AS Sound Sampler II]. [https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://www.stcarchiv.de/hc1988/03/atari-news&prev=search AS Sound Sampler II] was less buggy, and had improved features such as Intensify and Echo. It similarly came with a hardware ADC which connected to the Atari ST's Parallel Port. There is reportedly an AS Sound Sampler II Maxi |
+ | '''[http://st-news.com/issues/st-news-volume-2-issue-4/previews/new-g-data-software/ AS Sound Sampler]''' by [https://www.gdatasoftware.co.uk/about-g-data/company-profile G-Data] was introduced in 1987. It is a Sampler that is believed to have been capable of 8-bit mono sampliing of frequencies between 11.3kHz and 36.4 kHz. It came with a hardware ADC which connected to the Atari ST's Parallel Port, which was adorned with three controls, volume input, volume output and a high pass filter which screens out unwanted frequencies. In it's infancy it was a little error prone, and the following year in 1988, the product was re-packaged as [http://st-news.com/issues/st-news-volume-2-issue-7/previews/as-sound-sampler-ii/ AS Sound Sampler II]. [https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://www.stcarchiv.de/hc1988/03/atari-news&prev=search AS Sound Sampler II] was less buggy, and had improved features such as Intensify and Echo. It similarly came with a hardware ADC which connected to the Atari ST's Parallel Port. There is reportedly an AS Sound Sampler II Maxi+, that had a hardware ADC which plugged into the Cartridge Port, but details are largely unknown. |
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*'''Sample Rate:''' 11.3 to 36.4 kHz |
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*'''Sound Quality:''' Mono |
*'''Sound Quality:''' Mono |
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+ | *'''ADC Connection Type:''' Cartridge Port |
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Latest revision as of 19:39, 8 June 2016
AS Sound Sampler by G-Data was introduced in 1987. It is a Sampler that is believed to have been capable of 8-bit mono sampliing of frequencies between 11.3kHz and 36.4 kHz. It came with a hardware ADC which connected to the Atari ST's Parallel Port, which was adorned with three controls, volume input, volume output and a high pass filter which screens out unwanted frequencies. In it's infancy it was a little error prone, and the following year in 1988, the product was re-packaged as AS Sound Sampler II. AS Sound Sampler II was less buggy, and had improved features such as Intensify and Echo. It similarly came with a hardware ADC which connected to the Atari ST's Parallel Port. There is reportedly an AS Sound Sampler II Maxi+, that had a hardware ADC which plugged into the Cartridge Port, but details are largely unknown.
AS Sound Sampler II pictured on the left
Overview
- Name: AS Sound Sampler / AS Sound Sampler II
- Type: Sampler / Sample Editor respectively
- Sample Format: 8 bits
- Sample Rate: 11.3 to 36.4 kHz
- Sound Quality: Mono
- Hardware ADC: Yes
- ADC Connection Type: Cartridge Port
--Atari74user 23:50, 12 March 2016 (CET)
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