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NEWS
DECEMBER
13 , 2000 by
David Nagel Martin Hairer today announced the release of Amadeus II 3.0, its disk-based, visual waveform audio file editing and analyzing application for the Mac. Amadeus II includes capabilities like live audio recording, digitizing tapes and records, sampling from an external source and editing and analyzing MP3, AIFF, QuickTime and WAVE files. Amadeus II 3.0 supports sound files of sizes up to 2 GB with extensive support of markers, according to Hairer. It also has the ability to repair sounds and offers multiple undo and multiple scrap capabilities. Other features include:
Version 3.0 includes among many bug fixes and minor aesthetic changes the following major new features: High-resolution sonograms; support of QDesign Music 2 format; raw data importing and exporting; multiband RTA; waterfall display; exporting of sonograms as JPEG, TIFF, BMP, PNG and others; windowing functions (Blackman, Kaiser, Hamming); better support of different sound input devices; unified treatment of file formats; marker generation; dumping of real-time analysis; improved sound repairing algorithm; sound resampling at recording time; support of arbitrary sampling rates up to 1,000 kHz; waveform statistics; and computing of average spectra. Amadeus II is a $25 shareware program. It can be downloaded from http://mpej.unige.ch/~hairer/Amad2.html. Amadeus II 3.0 is available in English only. A French translation is in progress and will be released within a few days, according to Hairer. It requires Mac OS 8.1 or later, a PowerPC processor and 10 MB free RAM. Mac OS 9 and QuickTime 4.1 or later are recommended for full functionality. Post a comment or question on the Creative Mac World Wide User Forum! Home More News Headlines Search
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