D2D Edit - Revision history

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−	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd, again formed by entrepreneur Michael Lynch responsible for the [[Lynex]] . It was the first D2D recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.	+	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd, again formed by entrepreneur Michael Lynch responsible for the [[Lynex]] and [[ADAS-ST]]. It was the first D2D recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.

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−	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd formed by entrepreneur Michael Lynch. It was the first D2D recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.	+	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd, again formed by entrepreneur Michael Lynch responsible for the [[Lynex]] . It was the first D2D recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.

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−	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd formed by entrepreneur ~~[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Richard_Lynch~~ Michael Lynch]. It was the first D2D recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.	+	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd formed by entrepreneur Michael Lynch. It was the first D2D recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.

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 *'''Sample Rate:''' Up to 50 kHz
 *'''Sound Quality:''' Stereo
-*'''Hardware ADC:''' Atari Falcon Internal / External
+*'''Hardware ADC:''' Atari Falcon Internal and External
 *'''ADC Connection Type:''' DSP Port

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	*'''Sample Rate:''' Up to 50 kHz		*'''Sample Rate:''' Up to 50 kHz
	*'''Sound Quality:''' Stereo		*'''Sound Quality:''' Stereo
		+	*'''Hardware ADC:''' Atari Falcon Internal / External
		+	*'''ADC Connection Type:''' DSP Port

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 == '''Overview''' ==
 *'''Name:''' D2D Edit
-*'''Type:''' Sampler / Sample Editor
+*'''Type:''' D2D Recorder / Sampler / Sample Editor
 *'''Sample Format:''' 16 bits
 *'''Sample Rate:''' Up to 50 kHz

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−	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd formed by entrepreneur [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Richard_Lynch Michael Lynch]. It was the first ~~Direct to Disk (~~D2D) recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.	+	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd formed by entrepreneur [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Richard_Lynch Michael Lynch]. It was the first D2D recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.

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−	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd formed by entrepreneur [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Richard_Lynch Michael Lynch]. It was the first Direct to Disk recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.	+	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd formed by entrepreneur [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Richard_Lynch Michael Lynch]. It was the first Direct to Disk (D2D) recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.

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−	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' ~~by D2D Systems~~ was released in 1993, ~~and~~ was the first Direct to Disk recorder for the Atari Falcon~~. It~~ allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.	+	'''[http://www.atarimax.com/freenet/freenet_material/6.16and32-BitComputersSupportArea/7.ProductReviews/showarticle.php?29 D2D Edit]''' was released in 1993 by D2D Systems, an offshoot company of Lynett Systems Ltd formed by entrepreneur [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Richard_Lynch Michael Lynch]. It was the first Direct to Disk recorder for the Atari Falcon, which allows stereo sampling and sample editing using the Falcon's internal ADC, or to one of the external ADCs available for the Falcon, such as the often forgotten [http://www.singular.com/pages/ad64x.html A/D64x] by Singular Solutions. D2D Edit is capable of 16-bit sampling, up to a frequency of 50 kHz.