Short: 8SVX Sample made with Maestro Prof.
TYPE: music/sound

I suppose that everyone downloads also this readme file if he
downloads the sample. The docs inside the archive are GERMAN!
I had no time to throw together an English docfile so I write
all important stuff to this file.
I sampled this fine tune with Maesto Professional (produced by
MacroSystems). That's a internal card for A2000/3000(T)/4000.
The card is connected to a CD-player or DAT recorder via optical
or coaxial cable. Maestro reads the digital output and saves it
to the hard disk. The point is that Maestro writes the 16-bit
data it gets from the source! If you play the sample the output
is 14-bit via your Amiga. The sampling frequence is 44.1kHz as
it is stored to CD at this frequency. I let the Maestro software
convert the 44.1kHz to about 22kHz so the original 22MB file had
11MB. Then I exported the sample to 8SVX format so that other
people can play it without special software. The sample now
has a length of about 2.8MB. That's okay, isn't it? The quality
is very very good, just listen to it! Better than those nifty
samplers for the parallel port, eh? :-))

If you have questions or want to contact me:

My name is Sami Radwan and I run a BBS in Germany called 'Amiga
on Phone'. The number is +49-[0]721-859432. The modem is an US
Robotics dual standard (14.4k - sysopdeal for the 16.8k is
actually running :-) ).

Use my fido-net address, if you're a member of fido: 2:241/7520.0

Or use Internet: ui0b@dkauni2.bitnet

oh, I totally forgot: the sample consists of four parts of the
Rapunzel-gag on the CD "Kann denn Schwachsinn Suende sein?" from
the well known (at least here) group EAV (Erste Allgemeine
Verunsicherung).
Have Fun!
Sami.