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edsnd -- A simple soundfile editor
edsnd is an expansion and revision of Lee Boynton's SoundEditor
(see /NextDeveloper/Examples). In changing this program, I tried to add
features and change the user interface in ways that are more useful
to the composers here at the Princeton University computer music
studio. In particular, this meant expanding the editing capabilities,
giving more specific timing information about the sounds, among
other changes.
James Pritchett (jwp@silvertone.Princeton.EDU)
Steven Boker (smb@datran2.uunet.uu.net)
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REVISION HISTORY
1.42 (3/91)
-- Ported to Version 2.0 of NextStep
1.4 (4/17/90):
-- FFT and Enveloping can be done on edited files
-- FFT/Spectrum graphics optimized
1.3 (2/15/90):
-- Added Spectral Analysis (courtesy Steven M. Boker)
-- Fixed bug that allowed Envelope and FFT to try to work on
edited sounds
-- Added display of sampling rate, data format, and channel count
-- New icon (courtesy Steven M. Boker)
1.21 (2/5/90):
-- Fixed enveloping and FFT to work with stereo files.
-- Fixed enveloping and erasing so that the selection is
maintained after these operations.
-- Various bug fixes
1.2 (1/20/90):
-- Added FFT display
-- Added enveloping
-- Changed menu updating system
-- Changed all accessories to UpPanels and added updating
-- Fixed bug that caused selection to get screwed up when changing
reduction factor
1.1 (12/05/89):
-- Added Stopwatch
-- Added "Zoom" command
-- Removed the Help Window and put that ScrollView into the
Info panel.
1.01 (11/11/89):
-- Restructuring of code
-- User is now prompted when closing unsaved files, or when
quitting application while there are still unsaved files
1.0 (10/14/89):
-- First version (from Lee Boynton's SoundEditor)
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