audiolab

Short:        16bit audio DSP (030,HD,OS2.1)
Author:       Maurizio Ciccione
Uploader:     cece linux it (Cesare Mastroianni)
Type:         mus/edit
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

An  hard-disk  based  16bit  audio recording,editing,processing,mixing
system,  originally  designed for AAA / 3210DSP equipped machines, now
available on standard Amigas.

Operates  on  single-channel  audio  files  directly  from/to  disk (2
gigabytes  maximum  recording  size)  in  16bit resolution (a realtime
spatial enhancer is available during playback).

Allows:
- importing recordings from PC,MAC,Amiga formats
- importing recordings from other devices (DAT,CD,stand-alone
  samplers) as long as you can transfer PCM data on Amiga HD.
- direct digital tranfer from AudioCDs (Apple CD300(+) compatible
  CD-ROM drive required) to HD
- recording from parallel port (hardware mono sampler required)
  direct to disk
- building Relative Edit Lists (joining different fragments on
  different files)
- building Absolute Edit Lists (assigning timecodes to different
  fragments on different files)
- using a standard Amiga as a near-16bit quality output device.
- mixing eight 16bit recordings in realtime/direct-from-disk
- performing realtime/direct-from-disk DSP operations
- playing realtime/direct-from-disk PC,MAC,Amiga formats without
  requiring conversion (8SVX-DPCM recordings are decompressed in
  realtime during playback)
- controlling/playing AudioCDs (Apple CD300(+) compatible CD-ROM
  drive required)
- triggering realtime/direct-from-disk playback via Arexx,MIDI or
  keyboard
- exporting recordings to PC,MAC,Amiga formats
- calculating FIR filter coefficients via sinc windowing
- testing FIR filter coefficients linking a text-editor with the
  DSP (automatic impulse-response and frequency-response display)
- generating files containing test signals
- more...

Supports:
- multitasking
- screemode selection
- on-line documentation

Requires:
- a 68030 (or faster) CPU
- a fast and large hard-drive
- 2MB ram (4MB recommended)
- a 640x400 screen resolution (800x600 recommended)
- OS2.1 (or higher)

This  is  the  Junior  version  (with most of the functions locked and
reduced documentation).