What Audio Evolution Does

What the Program Does.

Audio Evolution is a program for recording sound samples, and for editing, mixing and arranging samples for music, sound tracks or broadcasting. It is not a sequencer, but percussion loops can be built up from single samples and repeated to form a song section. The two main windows are a Timeline for assembling and arranging sounds, and a Mixer which is a simulation of a hardware mixing desk.

Up to 60 stereo tracks can be mixed, depending on the computer hardware, and each track can hold many samples. There is no limit to how long a mix can be. Various effects such as equalisation or echo can be applied to a track in real time.

The balance of sound between the tracks can be adjusted manually, as the mix is played, or with an automation system in which changes in levels, panning, etc are preset by the user and then applied by the computer on playback.

Links and controls are included to make it easy to combine Audio Evolution with other Amiga music programs.

 

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Arranging and composition  Editing a Sample File  Viewing  Tempo and Synchronisation  Playback  Mixing and Effects  Recording and Loading Sound Samples  Preferences  Keyboard Short Cuts

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