A few of our members have asked how Ted and I were able to do the edits in our Admins with Upgrades Edit Mix. So we decided to share what we used, present to you the HZ37 Editor....
HZ37 Edit is a "4 beat editor". It can load WAV audiofiles from a disk or from the Windows clipboard. An edited version of this file can be saved to a diskfile or the Windows clipboard.
HZ37 Editor was created by Hens Zimmerman.
http://henszimmerman.com/
http://37hz.net/
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=705345219#!/henszimmerman
With the permission from Mr. Zimmerman we are making the HZ37 Editor available for download here at Freestyle.FM.
Download and Enjoy!
HZ37 Edit is a "4 beat editor". It can load WAV audiofiles from a disk or from the Windows clipboard. An edited version of this file can be saved to a diskfile or the Windows clipboard.
HZ37 Editor was created by Hens Zimmerman.
One winter night in 1996 I was really sick of copying and pasting and counting samples. It dawned on me that re-assembling audio segments was something I could do using software. The first attempt was a console mode program called cabrera.exe (after the legendary editor Albert Cabrera from Latin Rascals fame). It was created using Borland C++ 5 and (now discontinued by Borland) BIDS containers for the binary content. It divided a raw audio file into 16 segments and re-assembled them, again as raw audio. It was already a "4 beat editor" with a random function. It loaded patterns (e.g.: B...S..B.BB.S...) from textfiles and randomized bassdrums, snaredrums and "everything inbetween" (dots in the example). There were a few different compilations of this program, all more or less based on the above ideas.
http://henszimmerman.com/
http://37hz.net/
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=705345219#!/henszimmerman
With the permission from Mr. Zimmerman we are making the HZ37 Editor available for download here at Freestyle.FM.
Download and Enjoy!