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information on sound file format WANTED

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From: Luigi Martin
Date: Fri, 19 Oct 1990 05:44
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Does anybody know of a good sound sampler/editor for PCs; with special
emphasis on the sound editor. The editor MUST be graphic-based, easy to use,
have powerful editing & playback capabilities. The sampler software must
store its samples in a documented file format, since I will need to convert
sampled/edited files into another sound format ( CVSD ).

Alternatly, does anyone have any information about a file format ( or sound
encoding technique ) called CVSD ?

CVSD is an antiquated sound format that stores sampled sounds as a bitstream
, where each bit represents an increment/decrement on the preceding value.
It also does some strange things in order to handle rapidly changing
signals.

ANY information will be appreciated !

Thanks in advance.

>>> Luigi Martin <<<

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From: lm@marvin.jpl.oz (Luigi Martin)
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Subject: information on sound file format          WANTED
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Date: 19 Oct 90 05:44:59 GMT
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