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| − | Following on from Master Sound '''Master Sound 2''' |
+ | Following on from Master Sound, '''Master Sound 2''' by Microdeal and was introduced in 1990. Again the GUI looks much like Master Sound. It is an 8-bit Sampler which is capable of mono sampling frequencies between 3 kHz and 30.7 kHz, and introduced the AVR (Audio Visual Research) sample format developed by 2 Bit Systems under Microedeal. The AVR format became the standard format for which all Microdeal Samplers adhered to thereafter, notably the Replay series. |
Compared to Master Sound, Master Sound 2 now offered such functions as MIDI compatibility, STE enhanced options, 3D Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), volume control, filters and compression. |
Compared to Master Sound, Master Sound 2 now offered such functions as MIDI compatibility, STE enhanced options, 3D Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), volume control, filters and compression. |
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Revision as of 13:32, 28 February 2016
Following on from Master Sound, Master Sound 2 by Microdeal and was introduced in 1990. Again the GUI looks much like Master Sound. It is an 8-bit Sampler which is capable of mono sampling frequencies between 3 kHz and 30.7 kHz, and introduced the AVR (Audio Visual Research) sample format developed by 2 Bit Systems under Microedeal. The AVR format became the standard format for which all Microdeal Samplers adhered to thereafter, notably the Replay series. Compared to Master Sound, Master Sound 2 now offered such functions as MIDI compatibility, STE enhanced options, 3D Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), volume control, filters and compression.
Overview
- Name: Master Sound 2
- Sample Format: 8 bits
- Sample Rate: 3 to 30.7 kHz
- Sound Quality: Mono