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Let's Play

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In this short video I present a capture of a 1990 demo disk of the music editor Audio Sculpture, developed by "Bengt Sjolen" and "Tore Nestenius" -members of the Swedish Atari ST demo group SYNC (The Synchron Assembly) - and published by Expose Software.

Direct Links:
- 00:00 Presentation
- 00:21 Booting the demodisk on the Atari STe
- 00:35 Program starts (I cut the loading time)
- 00:51 Playing Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson (copyright strike here we are)
- 01:03 Showing the "note" visualisation mode
- 01:29 Flow
- 01:40 Midi Out
- 01:48 Midi In
- 01:58 Input and Output devices selection
- 03:18 Instrument List
- 03:28 Tools dialog
- 03:41 Sound editor
- 03:47 Speech Synthesizer
- 04:05 Playing with effects (Reverse, Cut, Copy, Paste, ...)
- 05:28 Playing with effects (Reverb, Filter, Normalize ...)
- 06:16 Sound tuning
- 06:50 Manual Sound editing
- 07:30 Sound Synthesis

The last known officially released version was Audio Scultpture 1.5.

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