Re: Procrastination for Mac

["Paul Poplawski, Ph.D." <paulpop@delanet.com>]

where can I get it?

>Someone asked about the use of Procrastination (the audio looper) for
>the Macintosh (Powermac only, btw).
>
>Ken Mistove, a user here created this looping tool based on the Max
>audio processing extensions (although you don't need Max to get it
>to work, just standalone runtime).
>
>Ken stopped development to concentrate on being a musician, but you
>can still download it (search on his name, I forget the url).
>
>On my 6400/180 with 80 megs of ram, I can get amazing results depending
>on what version I'm using.
>
>The lite versions are scaled down, but I can do four one minute loops,
>one four minute loop, in addition to control of regeneration and the
>ability to save files as .aiff or sound designer2 files.
>
>That's why the new idea of doing 10 or 20 seconds of music a day is so
>tough here.  New years eve I created a 12 minute loop, a 9 minute loop,
>a 7 minute loop, and then several 3-4 minute loops.
>
>I could slice parts of these up and use them as bits for my 20 seconds
>a day (I already have a title for the proposed CD project...a year in
>the life (c) 1999 me)...hee.
>
>Anyway, check it out.  Thank Ken Mistove for making it.  It rocks.


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Paul Poplawski, Ph.D.
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