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In article <261FC2DD.32EA@deimos.cis.ksu.edu> wrk@phobos.cis.ksu.edu (William R. Krempp) writes:
>>I've seen this question go by, but have never seen an answer.
>>Is there a utility, beside the MacFarralon (sp?) Recorder software,
>>that can convert snd sounds to other formats, preferably usable by
>>SoundMaster?

>In article <3824@tahoe.unr.edu> keithj@tahoe.unr.edu (Keith Johnson) writes:
>I've got the same problem, and asked that same question on the net. The
>answers are to use 'Sound Leech'(Shareware, I think) or 'Sound Edit'
>I also think). I've ftp all of the sumex sound programs and none seem to do
>the snd -> Soundmaster conversion.

I usually upload the latest versions of the Sound Manager Package to info-mac.
It is like Font/DA Mover, when opened, you are presented with all the installed
sounds in the sytem.  You can use it to create suitcases (type snd--resource)
that can be opened by Suitcase II and Juggler.  It also does conversion
from resource to data (snd to SoundMaster/SoundEdit). SoundLeech is obsolete,
SoundEdit is excellent but expensive.  SMP also provides some neat utilites.
It is shareware and I will send anyone a copy who requests it until it
appears at info-mac (sumex).
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