From: Don Malone (dmalone@roosevelt.edu)
Date: Wed Dec 19 2007 - 12:14:24 EST
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don malone
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On Dec 19, 2007, at 11:02 AM, Ingvar Loco Nordin wrote:
> Is there any (comparably cheap!) software out there for Macintosh,
> late X systems, in which you can apply as many tracks as you want
> (say, between 1 and 30, at least), which you can then loop
> individually. I have Amadeus Pro now for doing simple editing of
> tracks, but it CANNOT loop tracks individually. The playback
> function - madly! - can only be applied to all tracks at once,.
>
> I have the wonderful SoundMaker, which will loop tracks
> individually as far as memory goes, but it doesn't run on newer
> Macs (Intel) with OS X. As of now I have to bring the sounds that
> I've made on the new machine with OS X to and older Mac that runs
> on 9.2.2., to pour the aiffs into Soundmaker and achieve what I
> want. It's SO easy with Soundmaker.
>
> The idea is to loop a number of tracks that are of various
> durations, so that the relationships between the sounds keep
> changing as long as you let the loops loop, during which time you
> can record the sound of 30 tracks looping and changing phases and
> appearences, and then you can loop the results of this, and so on.
> It is very fun, and I've achieved really dreamy results - but I
> can't find any software yet that can do this on late Macs.
>
> Any suggestions? (I am pretty ignorant in these areas, but I really
> do need this feature!)
>
> All the best,
>
> Ingvar Loco Nordin
> Sweden
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