n-Track: A shareware mutitrack recording program
Flavio Antonioli
Announcing:
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.......... n-Track (v0.98) ..........
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This program will turn your computer in to a powerful multitrack
recorder:
all you need is a full duplex soundcard, Windows 95, a microphone and
some free space on your hard drive.
There are no limitations on what you can realize with this program:
the most powerful feature is that the tracks (wave files) aren't mixed
together in a sigle wave file and then played. The mixing process is
done "on the fly": in this way you can alter the volume and pan
settings while listening to your song or even while recording.
It's also possible to use a MIDI file as a base to play with: for
example you can compose a rithm MIDI file with drum and bass, load it
with n-track and then add the other non-midi instruments, voice ecc.
You can also use your favourite wave editor to add some effects on a
particular track: you won't have no more the need of sophisticated
and very expensive multieffects devices.
You can add reverb, delay, chorus, flanging etc. via software, listen
to the overall result, restore the original track (having made a
backup copy before modifying it), make some other changes etc.
When all the tracks will have been recorded you'll be able to mix them
down to a single final wave file.
The program has no theorical limitations on the number of tracks:
with my Pentium 100, 32 megabytes of RAM and a quite slow ide hard
drive, I can easily work with 6 tracks.
Online help is provided.
A fully functional shareware version can be downloaded here:
http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
or at any simtel mirror (/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrckxxx.zip).
("xxx" stands for version number i.e. 096).
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Flavio Antonioli (fl...@mbox.vol.it)
perry fect, republican
i was one of the first beta testers of this product and it was excellent as
a 60k program! i can only imagine how well it works now!
On Sat, 25 Jan 1997 16:32:16 GMT, fl...@mbox.vol.it (Flavio Antonioli)
wrote:
*:>Announcing:
*:>
*:>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*:>
*:> .......... n-Track (v0.98) ..........
*:>
*:>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*:>
*:>
*:>This program will turn your computer in to a powerful multitrack
*:>recorder:
*:>all you need is a full duplex soundcard, Windows 95, a microphone and
*:>some free space on your hard drive.
*:>There are no limitations on what you can realize with this program:
*:>the most powerful feature is that the tracks (wave files) aren't mixed
*:>together in a sigle wave file and then played. The mixing process is
*:>done "on the fly": in this way you can alter the volume and pan
*:>settings while listening to your song or even while recording.
*:>It's also possible to use a MIDI file as a base to play with: for
*:>example you can compose a rithm MIDI file with drum and bass, load it
*:>with n-track and then add the other non-midi instruments, voice ecc.
*:>You can also use your favourite wave editor to add some effects on a
*:>particular track: you won't have no more the need of sophisticated
*:>and very expensive multieffects devices.
*:>You can add reverb, delay, chorus, flanging etc. via software, listen
*:>to the overall result, restore the original track (having made a
*:>backup copy before modifying it), make some other changes etc.
*:>When all the tracks will have been recorded you'll be able to mix them
*:>down to a single final wave file.
*:>The program has no theorical limitations on the number of tracks:
*:>with my Pentium 100, 32 megabytes of RAM and a quite slow ide hard
*:>drive, I can easily work with 6 tracks.
*:>Online help is provided.
*:>
*:>A fully functional shareware version can be downloaded here:
*:>
*:>http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
*:>ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
*:>
*:>or at any simtel mirror (/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrckxxx.zip).
*:>("xxx" stands for version number i.e. 096).
*:>
*:>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*:>Flavio Antonioli (fl...@mbox.vol.it)
*:>
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Underground Milhouse Studios Dead Republican '96: 6 songs
PO Box 320411 Society Part One: 11 songs
Fairfield, CT 06432 Primary: 4 songs (3 remixes)
perf...@ct2.nai.net Member of Buttmunch Records
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perry fect, republican
version .99 of n-track is out and i have to say it is excellent. .99
allows you to load your sound edit to manipulate the wav track. this thing
is a real bargain for $15. i'm going to use it primarily for overdubs.
i'm using cooledit for mixdowns now and that's excellent too.
Joe Lange
perry fect, republican wrote:
version .99 of n-track is out and i have to say it is excellent.
*:>A fully functional shareware version can be downloaded here:
*:>
*:>http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
*:>ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
This file does not exist. If anyone knows where I can get a copy of
this program I sure would appreciate it.
Joe Lange jla...@gtd.eds.com
Please respond to this message via E-Mail
Mick
I believe the correct name is ntrck099.zip. Everything else is correct.
chad
try the adress below but change the 098 to 099
perry fect, republican
On 14 Mar 1997 18:58:58 GMT, "chad" <ch...@misnet.com> wrote:
*:>try the adress below but change the 098 to 099
*:>> *:>http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
*:>> *:>ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
*:>>
*:>> This file does not exist. If anyone knows where I can get a copy of
*:>> this program I sure would appreciate it.
*:>> Joe Lange jla...@gtd.eds.com
*:>> Please respond to this message via E-Mail
*:>>
*:>>
it's ntrck099.zip now!
Ken Axe
perry fect, republican wrote:
>
> On 14 Mar 1997 18:58:58 GMT, "chad" <ch...@misnet.com> wrote:
>
> *:>try the adress below but change the 098 to 099
> *:>> *:>ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck099.zip
> *:>>
> *:>> This file does not exist. If anyone knows where I can get a copy of
> *:>> this program I sure would appreciate it.
> *:>> Joe Lange jla...@gtd.eds.com
> *:>> Please respond to this message via E-Mail
> *:>>
> *:>>
>
> it's ntrck099.zip now!
how to change it in the original post?
ken (yes I am in a bad mood today) axe
pme...@utdallas.edu
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perry fect, republican (perfecto*@*nai.net) wrote:
: On 14 Mar 1997 18:58:58 GMT, "chad" <ch...@misnet.com> wrote:
: *:>try the adress below but change the 098 to 099
: *:>> *:>http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
: *:>> *:>ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
: *:>>
: *:>> This file does not exist. If anyone knows where I can get a copy of
: *:>> this program I sure would appreciate it.
: *:>> Joe Lange jla...@gtd.eds.com
: *:>> Please respond to this message via E-Mail
: *:>>
: *:>>
: it's ntrck099.zip now!
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: DEAD REPUBLICAN Kill yourself and all your ideals
: Underground Milhouse Studios Dead Republican '96: 6 songs
: PO Box 320411 Society Part One: 11 songs
: Fairfield, CT 06432 Primary: 4 songs (3 remixes)
: perf...@ct2.nai.net Member of Buttmunch Records
: http://w3.nai.net/~perfecto/deadrep.html Support FREE Music!
: http://w3.nai.net/~perfecto/umilhous.htm Support FREE Music!
The program always crashes on me when i try to do more than 2 tracks..
I get like 49 million errors.. whats the deal!?
--
"Be kind to tortoise's, for underneath their hard shell lies a soft heart"
Lord Hornblower
I've done five tracks with a AMD 586-P75 with 24 meg
of memory. What kind of system are you using?
Goober's Corner Studio
http://www.toolcity.net/~goober/muspage.html
DJ Grimm
where can I get this program
?
keith
Keith E. Jennings ke...@ra.msstate.edu
http://www2.msstate.edu/~kej2 http://www.mcsr.olemis.edu/~cnkej
A. Boiko
> *:>http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
> *:>ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
>
> This file does not exist. If anyone knows where I can get a copy of
You people are really thick. The file does exist its just that the link is
slightly screwd up. If you look at the link it says ntrck098.zip whereas
the message says that the 0.99 version is out. So if you use your brains
and not your arse you will change the link to
...... ntrck099.zip and you will get your bloody file. And by the way. It's
absolutely brilliant. I have no idea how this Italian guy managed to do it.
It's excellent. It's much better than a £200 4-track.
Phuzzy
<HTML><BODY>
A. Boiko wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>You people are really thick. The file does exist
its just that the link is
<BR>slightly screwd up. If you look at the link it says ntrck098.zip whereas
<BR>the message says that the 0.99 version is out. So if you use your brains
<BR>and not your arse you will change the link to
<BR>...... ntrck099.zip and you will get your bloody file. And by the way.
It's
<BR>absolutely brilliant. I have no idea how this Italian guy managed to do
it.
<BR>It's excellent. It's much better than a £200 4-track.
</BLOCKQUOTE>
It's up to version 1.0 now. I'm downloading the file as I'm writing
this. The URL is: <A HREF="ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrack10.zip">ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrack10.zip</A>
<BR>
<BR>OK?
<BR>
<BR>Arn.
<BR>
<BR>--
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<BR>"I like bass lines. They're *good*, because for people who don't
<BR>understand what's going on in the rest of the song, there's al-
<BR>ways the bass line." - Frank Zappa, Guitar Player mag. feb. -83.
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<BR>(c) 1997 Phuzzy Productions
<BR>All rights reserved
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Kevin.L.Schoevers
not today it isn't.
I still get a 404 file not found message. this s using 098 or 099
please help
Schooner
>The program always crashes on me when i try to do more than 2 tracks..
>
>I get like 49 million errors.. whats the deal!?
>
jim_...@mentorg.com
Gordon Bennett!! Is there any reason you can't just be helpful and
tell people how to find the file? Why do you need to be an asshole
(let me translate: "arsehole") and point out how incredibly
technically saavy you are? Guess what: the Net is no longer just
for computer geeks and academics.
Sorry to unload on you, but I get tired of egotistical bastards
making responses like yours to people asking innocent questions.
--Jim Titus
"A. Boiko" <A.B...@newchart.ftech.co.uk> wrote:
>> *:>http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
>> *:>ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
>>
>> This file does not exist. If anyone knows where I can get a copy of
>You people are really thick. The file does exist its just that the link is
>slightly screwd up. If you look at the link it says ntrck098.zip whereas
>the message says that the 0.99 version is out. So if you use your brains
>and not your arse you will change the link to
>...... ntrck099.zip and you will get your bloody file. And by the way. It's
>absolutely brilliant. I have no idea how this Italian guy managed to do it.
>It's excellent. It's much better than a £200 4-track.
Flavio Antonioli
kev...@act.scitec.com.au (Kevin.L.Schoevers) wrote:
>not today it isn't.
>
>I still get a 404 file not found message. this s using 098 or 099
>
>please help
>Schooner
Latest version is 1.0:
http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrack10.zip
ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrack10.zip
Sorry for the problems in updating the links.
Flavio Antonioli.
st...@radix.net
kev...@act.scitec.com.au (Kevin.L.Schoevers) wrote:
>not today it isn't.
>I still get a 404 file not found message. this s using 098 or 099
It's up to ver. 1.0 now. Try this:
http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrack10.zip
Steven Mon
http://www.radix.net/~stmon
Midi
>
> The program always crashes on me when i try to do more than 2 tracks..
>
> I get like 49 million errors.. whats the deal!?
>
> --
> "Be kind to tortoise's, for underneath their hard shell lies a soft
heart"
>
Sure you've got enough hard disk space? If it runs out while recording it
showers you with error messages.
Midi
Brian Davis
A. Boiko wrote:
>
> > *:>http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
> > *:>ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
> >
anyone please tell me once I download it how do I bring it up so I can
use n-track? I'm using Windows '95 and Netscape 3.0 any help would be
greatly apprecated. Thanks.
Brian
Songfellow
Hey, all, if you're still confused....just go to http://www.simtel.net/ and
put in "multitrack" as the search term. Easy as pie.
A. Boiko <A.B...@newchart.ftech.co.uk> wrote in article
<01bc37f1$980bfde0$880d...@newchart.ftech.co.uk>...
>
> > *:>http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
> > *:>ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/sound/ntrck098.zip
> >
> > This file does not exist. If anyone knows where I can get a copy of
>
>
> You people are really thick. The file does exist its just that the link
is
> slightly screwd up. .........
Tee
I have a question for anyone who knows or has the program n-Track. I
just downloaded and installed it today, and everything seems to work
fine except for one thing ....
It acts like its recording for a minute + but when I play back, it only
does 8 seconds worth??
In the Recording Controlls section, the Time reads real time
recording, but in the <<<<< DDOOPPE!!! >>>>>> (as Homer Simpson
would say!) I just figured it out.... When you replace an
existing wave file (or overdub), it only lets you record the legnth in
time that was previously used in the same filename!!!!! So I changed
the file name and voila, the son of a bitch recorded more than 8
seconds worth.
David Saltmer
In article <5h6pa6$p...@hpmos.wv.mentorg.com>, jim_...@mentorg.com
writes
>Gordon Bennett!! Is there any reason you can't just be helpful and
>tell people how to find the file? Why do you need to be an asshole
>(let me translate: "arsehole")
You just spoke for millions I'm sure.
--
David Saltmer Scarborough UK
Flavio Antonioli
n-Track v1.1 is out:
ftp://shareware.alberts.com/Win95/ntrack10.zip
n-Track is a multitrack recorder for Windows 95 and Windows NT4.0.
It lets you record, overdub, mix wave and (new to this version) MIDI
tracks. All you need is a full-duplex sound card (i.e. capable of
simultaneous recording and playback) and some free space on your hard
drive (.wav files tend to get big).
Various wave files formats are supported and mono & stereo tracks are
can coexist in the same song.
All the audio tracks are saved as standard wave files and mixed "on
the fly" during playback. So one can alter volume, pan settings etc.
during playback, listening immediately to the results.
When all the tracks have been recorded and all the settings are
correct, it's possible to "render" all the tracks to a single wave
file, to store the song and for eventually recording it to a compact
disk using a CD-R.
Registration fee for the program is 18$.
The shareware version can be downloaded at this address:
ftp://shareware.alberts.com/Win95/ntrack10.zip
n-Track web site (new):
http://authors.alberts.com/AuthorPages/00013881/ntrack.htm
The author,
Flavio Antonioli.