#PAR/Audio SMPTE Synch
09-Jun-95 02:28:38
Sb: #174381-#PAR/Audio SMPTE Synch
Fm: Gus Grubba 70673,1605
To: Bruce G. Considine 76260,2631
I use the Turtle Beach's Monterey card for audio recording, SAW for editing and
a MIDIQuest MX32 for SMPTE/MIDI control.
SAW (short for Software Audio Workshop) is an 8 track audio editor/mixer. It
tracks SMPTE provided by the MX32 card (it reads and writes SMPTE). Call
Innovative Quality Software at (702) 733-7854. The software is efficient and it
is great despite the way the developer's look (his face shows up when you press
the "About" button…
The Midiquest board is a 2 port/32 midi channels with SPMTE in and out. It
controls synth and a real 8 track mixer. I get all my MIDI/Audio stuff from a
company up in Indiana. Call Sweetwater Sound, Inc. at (219) 432-8176. They have
all of the above plus they know a lot about this stuff and they will help you
out in whatever you need.
You should also take a look at a program called Cakewalk for MIDI sequencing
and control. You can schedule any kind of MCI events based on SMPTE timecode.
Just lay out your audio (wave files), special effects (both wave and MIDI
sequences), mixer control and let it roll.