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>Actually, I'm a professional programmer, and I have a pretty good grasp >of numeric analysis programming and how audio works. My usual >environment is Unix, but I'm sure I could pick up Mac/Windows programming >easily enough if I tried. Me too. >Yeah, I'm seriously considering buying a new Power Mac just to work on >this idea. What do y'all think? Would you be willing to use a personal >computer for a looping device? Do you HAVE a computer capable of this >sort of thing? All the necessary hardware is built into Power Macs and >most modern PCs. The whole thing could be sold as software, or even >given away. I've been thinking about doing this, myself. I have a 6100/60, and will soon buy something newer (180 MHz PowerComputing machine?) for running Deck on. I'd also like to write a virtual analogue synth (patchable) that would work with it. >Let's think about this. What sort of features would we like to see? >What about the user interface? It should be able to work with the upcoming Korg audio card, 'cause the Mac audio inputs are only around 70 db s/n.