Re: sounds saving

[philip@labtam.oz.au (Philip Stephens)]

Joseph Turner writes:

>Hi, I waswondering  if anybody knows of a program that can be used in 
>conjunction with the tape recorder(in) to save music onto ram and then 
>onto disk to be replayed again later?

  I assume you have an Apple //e, //c or ][+?  Recording music coming
into the cassette port and playing it back over the 1-bit speaker is
a little tricky, as you can't just sample the waveform with 8-bit
resolution and play it through the speaker intelligibly.  However, I
think there must be software out there that attempts to do just that;
someone else might be able to tell you about that.

  If you've got a GS and a sound card with a digitiser input, then you
could use Ian Schmidt's ModZap to record and play back music...I'm not
sure whether you could save it to a file, though.



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