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One thing that Next doesn't document well is how to get sound into
our machine. I don't mean through a mike, I mean recorded, short sounds
that play back cleanly. Can we use the microphone port or DSP port 
hooked to a sound source? If so, what is some good cheap software to 
control the input? 

Thanks 

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In article <1992Sep9.164024.22900@socrates.umd.edu> mike@starburst.umd.edu (Michael F. Santangelo) writes:
>I'm now the proud owner of a NeXTstation TURBO and am thinking of
>using its DSP and/or Audio port of some scientific/acousting
>applications here at our lab...
>
>  1) Is the audio input (condensor mic on front of the mono monitor
>     and corresponding audio IN jack in the back) handled by the DSP
>     or by another dedicated A/D converter?  What is the frequency
>     response of the audio input?  How wide (bits) is the A/D
>     converter that drives it (if applicable)?
>  2) Generally, what kind of cables/interfaces (or how do I go about
>     finding out) are available for the DSP port on the NeXT?
>
>I am specifically interested in ways to interface the audio
>port and/or the DSP into some test equipment that generates analog
>signals.  Anyone have experience doing this?
>
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