Soundfiler - Revision history

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−	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and Soundfiler S900 in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai X7000 and Akai S900 range of 12-bit Samplers as illustrated below.	+	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and [http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/drumware-soundfiler/1057 Soundfiler S900] in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai X7000 and Akai S900 range of 12-bit Samplers as illustrated below.

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−	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and Soundfiler S900 in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai and Akai S900 range of 12-bit Samplers as illustrated below.	+	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and Soundfiler S900 in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai X7000 and Akai S900 range of 12-bit Samplers as illustrated below.

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−	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and Soundfiler S900 in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai and Akai S900 range 12-bit Samplers as illustrated below.	+	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and Soundfiler S900 in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai and Akai S900 range of 12-bit Samplers as illustrated below.

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−	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and Soundfiler S900 in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai and Akai S900 range ~~of 8 to~~ 12-bit Samplers as illustrated below.	+	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and Soundfiler S900 in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai and Akai S900 range 12-bit Samplers as illustrated below.

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−	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and Soundfiler S900 in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai and Akai S900 range of 8 to 12-bit Samplers.	+	'''Soundfiler''' by Drumware was first introduced in 1987. Again like [[Soundworks]], these were a series of individually tailored MIDI Sample Editors. Drumware initially released Soundfiler S612 aka 'Soundfiler ST', followed by Soundfiler X7000 / S700 and Soundfiler S900 in 1988. Features include cross fade looping, freehand waveform drawing and digital equalisation amongst others. They of course cater for the Akai S612, Akai S700, Akai and Akai S900 range of 8 to 12-bit Samplers as illustrated below.