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In article <kehoeC67HrM.824@netcom.com> kehoe@netcom.com (Thomas David Kehoe) writes:
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>I need Macintosh software that can to record my voice and play it 
>back a fraction of a second later, continuously in real time.
>
>I also need to "drop out" very short sections of my delayed voice.  
>I'll probably want to have it output my voice for 10 milliseconds, 
>than output silence for 10 milliseconds, output my voice again for 
>10 milliseconds, etc.

What are you trying to achieve here?  I suspect that if you frame your real 
question someone will be able to tell you of a way to do this with current
off the shelf effects pedals.
 
>I don't program very well and don't want to deal with addressing 
>memory locations, etc.

You obviously have little knowledge of computers.  I would suggest that this
would not be a good avenue to explore.  It would apparently not be hard to
write this on a Mac - there are standard routines for voice processing - 
but (wonderful machines as they are) the resultant sound quality would 
probably not be good enough for broadcast or recording.


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