0.501 replaces 0.25 – that’s, like, twice more than twice as good, innit? Chris Johnson has announced the release of version 0.50 of ID3TagEd and, since that announcement, he has updated the software yet again to version 0.51.
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Jim Lesurf’s USB audio apps updated
I bet you thought I hadn’t noticed? Well I hadn’t, until now. Jim Lesurf announced updates to some of his USB audio applications recently – which somehow slipped by RISCOSitory unnoticed until today. The first of these, announced on 29th May, was an update to USBPlayer, an application that allows suitable wave (.WAV, &FB1) files to be played via USB Audio devices that follow the USB Audio standards.
Read MoreUSBRecorder version 0.61
Announcement from Jim Lesurf, 21st May, 2014 USBRecorder is a program that can be used to make audio recordings via a suitable USB audio device. I have now released a new version (Version 0.61) which has some changes and improvements over earlier versions.
Read MoreClassicRip 0.60i
Announcement from Jim Lesurf, 15th April, 2014. I’ve now put up version 0.60i of ClassicRip. This version fixes some bugs present in the earlier versions. Pervious versions didn’t work on an Iyonix. This version should work okay. Note that this new release adds an new control setting, so please (re-)read the !Help file before use.
Read MoreClassicRip – a simple audio CD ripper
Announcement from Jim Lesurf, 7th April, 2014. I’ve now made a simple Audio CD ripper available, called ClassicRip. This can be downloaded from the Audiomisc website. ClassicRip has two specific features: It allows the user to rip chosen sets of successive tracks to a single (wave) file. When this is done it also generates a text file listing the time offsets of each track’s start in the file. This is useful for musical works like classical music symphonies, etc.
Read MoreUSB Audio – new program: USBScope
Announcement from Jim Lesurf, 3rd March, 2014 A new program called USBScope has now been added to the set of USB Audio applications available from my main software page. USBScope acts as a simple dual beam oscilloscope and FFT spectrum analyser
Read MoreUSB audio
Announcement from Jim Lesurf, 26th February, 2014 This to announce that I have now put links to copies of some test/demo programs for USB Audio on my main software page. It also gives links to where you can find the required modules along with a list of some of the audio devices known to work correctly.
Read More32-bit sound software
Wave, Gen, you’re on RISCOSitory! A couple of old applications for generating RISC OS sounds have been updated for 32-bit compatibility by Jon Scott. The first of these, announced by Jon on the RISC OS Open forums as a re-release of a very old voice module generator, is Wavegen, an application that can create perodic sounds based on mathematical formula such as a simple sine or complex harmonic wavforms.
Read More32-bit voice modules made easy with VoiceGen32
Sound as a 32-bit compatible pound. There are a number of ways to make RISC OS computer play sound samples – perhaps for sound effects in games – and one of these is to turn the sound sample into a voice module, an option often provided by software that works with audio samples. One such example was Armadeus, which came from Clares Micro Supplies – and is the software I used myself for the sound samples used in some of the budget games released by Soft Rock Software in the…
Read MoreSampleEd 0.70 released
Sound as a pound! A new version of SampleEd was released in early December last year by The Really Small Software Company. Not covered on RISCOSitory before, SampleEd is a sound sample editor that provides support for a wide range of different sample formats and a variety of different processing effects. The application operates as a disc-based editor, with the sample being worked on remaining on disc rather than in memory, which means it is not limited by the amount of memory present in the computer.
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