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Revision as of 11:33, 13 March 2016
The first Sound Samplers for the TOS range of computers started to appear in 1986. This is a non-exhaustive list of those Samplers* and Sample Editors**, to serve as a catalogue.
- *The term Sampler will be used hereafter, commonly evolved from the once termed Sound Digitiser, in this context meaning a software tool used for digitising sound, typically shorter in length, but not always. Not to be confused with Multitrack Hard Disk (HD) / Direct to Disk (D2D) recording, later to evolve to Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs), however some listed here, although not full blown DAWs, are the beginnings of what we now associate with the term, offering D2D. This list incorporates D2D software where no multiple track recording is offered, intrinsic to Samplers, although not exclusive by modern standards.
- **Lastly, to distinguish, Sample Editors are those that only edit samples, and therefore do not sample (i.e do not create digital sounds via an ADC).
Samplers and Sample Editors included in Digital Trackers are not included in the list, as these are deemed a feature of the Tracker.
| Name | Software Company / Developer | Year | Type* | Max. Sample Format | Max. Sample Rate |
| IS Sound Digitiser | Innovated Software | 1986 / 7 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 48 kHz |
| ST Sound Digitizer | Hippopotamus Software / Navarone Industries | 1987 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 64 kHz |
| Pro Sound Designer | Eldersoft / Power Computing | 1987 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 30 kHz |
| SampleMaker | Virtual Sounds | 1987 | MIDI Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| ST Sonic Editor | Sonus Corporation | 1987 | MIDI Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| Soundworks | Steinberg | 1987 | MIDI Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| ADAP / ADAP II Soundrack | Hybrid Arts | 1987 & 1989 | Sampler | 16 Bits | 48 kHz |
| Sondigit | Didier Mequignon | 1987 to 2001 | Sampler | 16 Bits | 44.1 kHz |
| Digisound / Digisound Professional | Siren Software / Alpha Systems | 1988 & 1989 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 40 kHz |
| ST Pro Sampler Studio | Datel Electronics | 1989 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 28.9 kHz |
| Sample Maker Pro | ACN | 1989 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 40 kHz |
| Sound Designer / Sound Designer II | Digidesign | 1989 & 1990 | Sampler | 16 Bits | 48 kHz |
| Avalon / Avalon 2 | Steinberg | 1989 & 1991 | Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| Sample Wizard STe | Galactic | 1990 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 42 kHz |
| SonicDreams | Daniel Skaborn / Peter Sansom | 1990+ | MIDI Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| DaataSound | Pandaal | 1991 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 25 kHz |
| STOS Maestro / STOS Maestro Plus | Mandarin | 1992 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 32 kHz |
| Musicom / Musicom 2 | Compo | 1993 | Sampler | 16 Bits | 49.2 kHz |
| ADS-Edit | Chris Biedermann | 1993 | MIDI Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| Zero-X / Zero-X 2 | Copson Data | 1995 & 1998 | Sampler | 16 Bits | 48 kHz |
| Squash it! | Electronic Cow | 1999 | Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| New Wave | David Snow | 2000 | Wavefile Generator | 16 Bits | 50 kHz |
| Sound Sampler Series | |||||
| Sound Sampler | Computer Technology Zaporowski | 1986 | Sampler | 10 Bits | 70 kHz |
| Sound Sampler + | Computer Technology Zaporowski | 1988 | Sampler | 10 Bits | 66 kHz |
| AS Sound Sampler Series | |||||
| AS Sound Sampler I and II | G-Data | 1987 / 1988 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 36.4 kHz |
| AS Sound Sampler III | G-Data | 1990 | Sampler | 16 Bits | 45 kHz |
| Genwave Series | |||||
| Genwave 12 | Drumware / IMS / Hybrid Arts | 1987 | MIDI Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| Genwave 16 | IMS / Hybrid Arts | 1989 | MIDI Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| Sound System Series | |||||
| Sound System S612 | Soft Arts | 1988 | MIDI Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| Sound System X7000 | Soft Arts | 1989 | MIDI Sample Editor | N/A | N/A |
| Master Series | |||||
| Master Sound | Horizon / Pandaal / Microdeal | 1989 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 20 kHz |
| Master Sound 2 | Microdeal | 1990 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 30.7 kHz |
| Stereo Master | Microdeal | 1991 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 27.9 kHz |
| Replay Series | |||||
| ST Replay aka "Replay 3" | Microdeal / MichTron in the U.S. | 1987 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 31 kHz |
| Replay 4 | Microdeal / MichTron in the U.S. | 1989 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 50 kHz |
| Replay Professional | Microdeal | 1990 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 48 kHz |
| Replay 8 | Microdeal | 1990 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 48 kHz |
| Stereo Replay | Microdeal | 1991 | Sampler | 8 Bits | 48 kHz |
| Replay 16 | Microdeal | 1992 | Sampler | 16 Bits | 48 kHz |
| Clarity 16 | Microdeal | 1994 | Sampler | 16 Bits | 48 kHz |
| Pro Series | |||||
| Pro Series 12 | AVR (2 Bit Systems) | 1990 | Sampler | 12 Bits | 48 kHz |
| Pro Series 16 | AVR (2 Bit Systems) | 1991 | Sampler | 16 Bits | 44.1 kHz |
- *Type listed here is the product's main feature, but not sole feature. See details of product for further detail of product.
--Atari74user 00:55, 13 March 2016 (CET)
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