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RE: (idm) Metison?

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1997-03-24 16:14Zenon M. Feszczak (idm) Metison?
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└─ 1997-03-24 22:54Anders RE: (idm) Metison?
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1997-03-24 16:14Zenon M. FeszczakDoes anyone know more about a software program entitled "Metison"? Supposedly converts ima
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Does anyone know more about a software program entitled "Metison"? Supposedly converts images to sound and vice versa. Mentioned by Coldcut in Future Music (Downtime, p. 138, March 1997). 3
1997-03-24 19:11random junkOn 24-Mar-97 Zenon M. Feszczak wrote: >Does anyone know more about a software program enti
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On 24-Mar-97 Zenon M. Feszczak wrote:
quoted 2 lines Does anyone know more about a software program entitled "Metison"?>Does anyone know more about a software program entitled "Metison"? >Supposedly converts images to sound and vice versa.
it's called MetaSynth. it extracts the spectra from a waveform and converts it to an image, which you can then mangle with any image tool (eg: photoshop) and then convert back to a sound. Jon Drukman jsd@gamespot.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- System Administrator SpotMedia Communications
1997-03-24 22:54AndersOn Mon, 24 Mar 1997, random junk wrote: > it's called MetaSynth. it extracts the spectra f
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On Mon, 24 Mar 1997, random junk wrote:
quoted 3 lines it's called MetaSynth. it extracts the spectra from a waveform and converts it> it's called MetaSynth. it extracts the spectra from a waveform and converts it > to an image, which you can then mangle with any image tool (eg: photoshop) and > then convert back to a sound.
out of curiosity, is there any way to obtain metasynth besides registering as a member of an (or the?) ircam user group? -anders