RE: FLASH: Source for sound effects?

[Quinn Merio]

I have tried the Beat 2000 Techno, and yeah It is pretty fun, easy to use and , well, FREE! (um, shareware, I believe, in case there are Aludra developers on this list -)  And you can use any wav file that you already have as a sample and mix it with the other beats.


(Nothing like a techno beat using the event sounds that come pre-packaged with windows!)


quinn

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Sent:  Monday, November 23, 1998 2:07 PM

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Subject:  Re: FLASH: Source for sound effects?


In a message dated 98-11-23 10:30:51 EST, you write:


<< Also, does anyone know of a (relatively) easy-to-learn package for *making*

music?  I'd prefer if it came with a sample sound library and a relatively

simple interface.     

  >>

Hi Chrissy and the rest of the Flasher Crew,


I have a suggestion for you on this one.....There is a company called Aludra

Software....They make a proggie that is basically a "sampler"( like what is

used extensibly in rap music, to loop beats and rhythms....so in this case

samples = looped up beats and rhythms) in which you use to create music. 



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