Sequential circuits samplers

from what i make of my experiences with alot of the older atari stuff .
it was "flexable" and interchangeable depending on what program you used to
dump samples to the p-2000.

and applying this theory, you could sort of port, program to program ,until
reaching the final format desired.

.sd   was popular
.wav
.aiff  i think steinberg format sound!
.avr
.snd


i know at the moment i can take a
.avr
 and load into my akai sampler (same ideal as a p-2000)..
 done with the "avr to akai" program i use,

 then when i wish to save as an easy to edit sample,
i use "turbo synth" to extract the more flexable .sd format
back from the akai to disk ,
 and now its a .sd
 which my turbo synth can now send to the prophet ,
so i got a very "friendily "form of communication going on and samples
mainily are interchangable...

learn your gear/devices/software dude..
some of the more
powerfull softwares probally do this now days , but i am a sucker and still
use sequencer/computer from the 1988 era.

avalon steinberg can choose which format to load ,
 and it sends to prophet,

i think digital impact could too!

charles
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----- Original Message -----
From: "shawnrudiman" <shawnrudiman@...>
To: <prophet2000@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 6:16 PM
Subject: [prophet2000] conversion between .wav and 440/2000


> hi, was there ever any conversion program on any platform to go
> between sequential sample format and any other? muchless wav? maybe aiff?
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> thanks!
>
> shawn rudiman
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