SampleMaker - Revision history

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	*'''Sample Rate:''' N/A		*'''Sample Rate:''' N/A
	*'''Sound Quality:''' N/A		*'''Sound Quality:''' N/A
		+	*'''Hardware ADC:''' N/A
		+	*'''ADC Connection Type:''' N/A

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−	'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987. It is a Sample Editor ~~with a twist~~, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, E-mu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1~~. Essentially SampleMaker does not allow the editing of digital audio, but allows editing of sample data via MIDI~~. It was one of the very first pure Universal MIDI Sample Editors for the Atari TOS range. It also provides support for the MIDI Sample Dump Standard [http://www.4front-tech.com/pguide/midi/midi8.html (SDS).] At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.	+	'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987. It is a MIDI Sample Editor, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, E-mu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1. It was one of the very first pure Universal MIDI Sample Editors for the Atari TOS range. It also provides support for the MIDI Sample Dump Standard [http://www.4front-tech.com/pguide/midi/midi8.html (SDS).] At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.

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 | style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|32 kHz
 |-
-| style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|[http://www.vintagesynth.com/akai/s900.php Akai S900]
+| style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|Akai S900
 | style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|12 bits
 | style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|40 kHz

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:01, 22 March 2016
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−	'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987. It is a Sample Editor with a twist, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, E-mu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1. Essentially SampleMaker does not allow the editing of digital audio, but allows editing of sample data via MIDI. It was one the very first pure Universal MIDI Sample ~~Editor~~ for the Atari TOS range. It also provides support for the MIDI Sample Dump Standard [http://www.4front-tech.com/pguide/midi/midi8.html (SDS).] At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.	+	'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987. It is a Sample Editor with a twist, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, E-mu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1. Essentially SampleMaker does not allow the editing of digital audio, but allows editing of sample data via MIDI. It was one of the very first pure Universal MIDI Sample Editors for the Atari TOS range. It also provides support for the MIDI Sample Dump Standard [http://www.4front-tech.com/pguide/midi/midi8.html (SDS).] At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.

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−	'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987. It is a Sample Editor with a twist, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, E-mu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1. Essentially SampleMaker does not allow the editing of digital audio, but allows editing of sample data via MIDI. It was one the very first pure Universal MIDI Sample Editor for the Atari TOS range. At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.	+	'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987. It is a Sample Editor with a twist, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, E-mu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1. Essentially SampleMaker does not allow the editing of digital audio, but allows editing of sample data via MIDI. It was one the very first pure Universal MIDI Sample Editor for the Atari TOS range. It also provides support for the MIDI Sample Dump Standard [http://www.4front-tech.com/pguide/midi/midi8.html (SDS).] At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.

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−	'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987. It is a Sample Editor with a twist, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, E-mu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1. Essentially SampleMaker does not allow the editing of digital audio, but allows editing of sample data via MIDI. ~~Arguably it~~ was the first pure MIDI Sample Editor for the Atari TOS range. At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.	+	'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987. It is a Sample Editor with a twist, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, E-mu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1. Essentially SampleMaker does not allow the editing of digital audio, but allows editing of sample data via MIDI. It was one the very first pure Universal MIDI Sample Editor for the Atari TOS range. At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.

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-'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987.  It is a Sample Editor with a twist, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, Emu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1.  Essentially SampleMaker does not allow the editing of digital audio, but allows editing of sample data via MIDI.  Arguably it was the first pure MIDI Sample Editor for the Atari TOS range.  At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.
+'''SampleMaker''' licensed by Virtual Sounds was introduced 1987.  It is a Sample Editor with a twist, allowing editing of parameters via MIDI of various samplers, including the Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, E-mu Emax, Ensoniq EPS and Casio FZ-1.  Essentially SampleMaker does not allow the editing of digital audio, but allows editing of sample data via MIDI.  Arguably it was the first pure MIDI Sample Editor for the Atari TOS range.  At the top end it is capable of handling the Casio FZ-1's 16-bit samples, up to it's Sample Rate of 36 kHz, however a table of each Sampler and their respective Sample Format and Sample Rates are specified below.
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 | style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|42 kHz
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-| style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|[http://www.vintagesynth.com/emu/emax.php Emu Emax]
+| style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|[http://www.vintagesynth.com/emu/emax.php E=mu Emax]
 | style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|12 bits
 | style="background-color: #F5F5F5;"|42 kHz

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 *'''Name:''' SampleMaker
 *'''Type:''' MIDI Sample Editor
-*'''Sample Format:''' 8, 12 and 16 bits
+*'''Sample Format:''' N/A
-*'''Sample Rate:''' Up to 36 kHz (Casio FZ-1)
+*'''Sample Rate:''' N/A
-*'''Sound Quality:''' Mono / Stereo
+*'''Sound Quality:''' N/A
 --[[User:Atari74user|Atari74user]] 14:56, 12 March 2016 (CET)