If you have any experience with 4-Track recording, (or more tracks) then this stack could be useful to you. It allows you to record the levels, gains, and the high and low EQ settings for each track of each song. That way, if you find a group of settings that sound good, you can have convenient visual access to them.
The songs can be cataloged by title, an arbitrary index number, the tape that it is on, the tape counter reading, and the song's elapsed time.
The instruments on each individual track can be recorded.
The lyrics can also be imported from ASCII text files.
To use the stack, record the text into the various fields by tabbing around. Then click on each control until it is at the desired position. Clicking on a control raises its value, while clicking with the option key down lowers its value.
If you need to print out a report, each setting is recorded into a text field hidden behind the drawn control. So the settings can be recorded for printing stack reports.
Click the small icon button under the version number on this card to install a link into your Home stack.
The stack is not protected in any way, and with the exception of the file selection dialog for lyric import, is written solely in Hypertalk. Special thanks to Steve Maller for the Filename XFCN.
I am planning to use any suggestions to make an updated version of the stack, and I will also make an expanded 8, and 12-Track version, if there is a demand. If you send me the registration fee, I will notify you of any updates.
This stack is shareware. If you use it, send $5 and any comments or suggestions to:
Click on control to raise its value. Click with the option key to lower its value.
In version 2.0 and later, the technique for drawing the controls has been modified to use buttons with ICON's rather than the painting tools. This provides about an order of magnitude increase in response time for dealing with the controls.