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comes with Quad is fully supported by SAW.
tstrohma@theodolite.ae.calpoly.edu (Trevor Strohman) writes:
The new Power Macintosh computers and the older 660AV and 840AV Macs
all have 16-bit stereo input and output built-in. The public domain
program Sound Effects is incredible and supports multiple tracks, but
only works when all of the sound is in memory. DigiTrax is around
$200 and supports up to 6 tracks.
The Macintosh has long had a large foothold in the audio market.
ProTools is a major standard but costs $8000 for a decent setup. The
high costs of manufaturing NuBus cards and the few low-end Macs that
support NuBus have kept out the low-end audio market. By fall of
1995, however, new low-cost PCI based Macintoshes will be out (the
high-end PowerMac 9500 PCI has been released), and audio options for
the Mac should increase dramatically as PC PCI audio boards become
Mac-compatible.
Q1.7.1 How is Turtle Beach's Quad Studio package?
Information in March 1995:
ks43@cornell.edu writes:
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