The MacMix program turns an appropriately equipped Macintosh computer into a digital audio workstation providing: disk-based digital recording, fast sound viewing, accurate and reversible editing, a simulated mixing console with unlimited channel capacity and a range of signal processing effects. All sound processing is done in software so that new effects may be added through software upgrades.

Author: Freed, Adrian
Affiliation: Wave Frame Corp., 4725 Walnut St., Boulder, CO
AES Conference: 5th International Conference: Music and Digital Technology (May 1987)
Paper Number: 5-014
Publication Date: May 1, 1987
Subject: Music and Digital Technology

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