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'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems. The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D recorder for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST. It was a sytstem developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was apparently available for both PC and Mac, capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.

[[File:ADAS_Screenshot.png|400px]]

[[File:ADAS.png|400px]]

== '''Overview''' ==
*'''Name:''' ADAS-ST
*'''Type:''' D2D Recorder / Sampler / Sample Editor
*'''Sample Format:''' 16 bits
*'''Sample Rate:''' Up to 48 kHz
*'''Sound Quality:''' Stereo
*'''Hardware ADC:''' Yes
*'''ADC Connection Type:''' ASCI

--[[User:Atari74user|Atari74user]] 13:44, 29 May 2016 (CEST)

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−	'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems. The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D Sampler for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST. It was a ~~sytstem~~ developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was also reportedly available for both PC and Mac. It is capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.	+	'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems. The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D Sampler for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST. It was a system developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was also reportedly available for both PC and Mac. It is capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.

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−	'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems. The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D Sampler for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST. It was a sytstem developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was reportedly ~~also~~ available for both PC and Mac. It is capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.	+	'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems. The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D Sampler for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST. It was a sytstem developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was also reportedly available for both PC and Mac. It is capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.

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−	'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems. The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D Sampler for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST. It was a sytstem developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was ~~apparently~~ available for both PC and Mac. It is capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.	+	'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems. The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D Sampler for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST. It was a sytstem developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was reportedly also available for both PC and Mac. It is capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.

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 *'''Sound Quality:''' Stereo
 *'''Hardware ADC:''' Yes
-*'''ADC Connection Type:''' ASCI
+*'''ADC Connection Type:''' ACSI

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-'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems.  The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D recorder for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST.  It was a sytstem developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was apparently available for both PC and Mac.  It is capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.
+'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems.  The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D Sampler for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST.  It was a sytstem developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was apparently available for both PC and Mac.  It is capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.
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 == '''Overview''' ==
 *'''Name:''' ADAS-ST
 *'''Type:''' D2D Recorder / Sampler / Sample Editor
 *'''Sample Format:''' 16 bits
 *'''Sample Rate:''' Up to 48 kHz

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−	'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems. The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D recorder for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST. It was a sytstem developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was apparently available for both PC and Mac, capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.	+	'''ADAS-ST''' was released in 1991 by Plasmec Systems. The ADAS itself was an ADC and D2D recorder for the Atari ST, the first D2D for the Atari ST. It was a sytstem developed by D2D Systems, of course of Michael Lynch fame who was responsible for the [[Lynex]], and was apparently available for both PC and Mac. It is capabale of Sampling Frequencies of 44.1 and 48 kHz respectively.