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SoftSynth.com (257 words)
SoftSynth is a leading provider of audio solutions for mobile devices and the web.
Phil Burk of SoftSynth was a co-author along with Larry Polansky, Mary Roberts, Dan Rockmore and douglas repetto.
This innovative application allows the user to construct a three dimensional rotating sculpture made of wires and sound.
Reviews: (1911 words)
Softsynth is an outstanding program, as much for its educational value as for its musical applications.
Although Softsynth creates samples, it is not a sample editor, an entirely different type of program that operates on previously recorded samples and is instrument specific, much the same as synthesizer patch editors.
Softsynth for the ST is an excellent adaptation of the hit Macintosh MIDI program.
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