Time Talk

                                TIME TALK
     
      
      
   TIME TALK originated as scribbles on the back of track sheets in the
   middle of hectic recording sessions. The key formulae swiftly became
   installed on my sequencer's notepad, where, as a busy working engineer
   and composer, I began to rely on them more and more. It was only a matter
   of time before the calculator became history, and TIME TALK appeared for
   the first time in it's own right on the ST's screen.

   It soon appeared on other ST screens. Brian Hall and Rikki Blue were key
   early consultants, as were others too numerous to mention. 

   John Sherwood, 1995




   "TIME TALK is a must" Future Music

   "versatile...the ideal solution" Sound On Sound

   "get hold of a copy of TIME TALK as soon as possible and check out it's
   versatility and usefulness for yourself" Music Technology












            FULL VERSION               SAMPLER VERSION
               œ44:99                      œ34:99



   The Sampler Version has no timecode page. In addition it takes up
   somewhat less memory (which can be a factor with later versions of Cubase
   run on 1 meg machines). 

   These are special ST Format prices, and require an ST Format voucher to
   be included to :



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