The real-time effects, similar to the spe- cial-eff’ccts functions listed above, process the incoming 16-bit signal and immediately play it back on the Amiga’s 8-bit channels. All the real-time effects have adjustable parameters. A sample sequencer with a capacity of up to 300 events provides fine control of the automated sample playback. You can create, edit, save, and load the sequencer files. Clarity’s MIDI mode lets you play samples via the Amiga’s keyboard or with a MIDI instrument. The Amiga’s keyboard supports up to ten samples, adjustable over a nine-note range. The MIDI instrument supports a seven-octave range, and you can assign different samples to different ranges. You store the sample assignments in MIDI Keyboard Map files that you can create, edit, save, and load. Clarity 16 can also download and upload samples to and from a sampling instrument. Incommodious Actions According to the ReadMe File 011 its recently revised accompanying disk, Clarity 16 should work on all Amigas, including the A3000 and A4000. The A500 and A2000 operating in 68000 mode are capable of sampling rates as high as 44 Khz in mono and 32 Khz in stereo. With an A1200, I was able to achieve sampling rates of up to 44 Khz in stereo, but audible rates were limited to 25 Khz. My 25 Mhz 68030-equipped A2000 was limited to 36 Khz in stereo and 37 Khz in mono. Problems were evident with the packaged instruments on both the A1200 and A2000. On the A1200, only the VU meters and the mono spectrum analyzer worked properly; the oscilloscope would noL work at all. On the A2000, the only instrument that worked was the mono oscilloscope. I had to manually enter four settings to get Clarity 16 to work with an accelerated A1200. Most users will find experimental determination of software settings unacceptable. Clarity 16 should be able to determine which computer it is running on and adjust itself accordingly. At the very least, you should be able to choose from a list of possible hardware configurations. Overall, Clarity 16 is acceptable as a moderately priced, 16-bit sound-sampling and playback system. It does not offer the features of higher-priced, multichannel systems, but, even with its glitches, it provides good value. Morton Kevelson SupraTurbo 28 Supra Corp., S199.95 Amiga 500 2000. Amiga 2000 Internal 1. 3 2.0 compatible. Coprocessor slot. Amiga 500 External Installation: Easy, expansion-port connection. Speed from your Amiga. Traditionally, an increase in speed meant a speedier microprocessor. For example, the Amiga 1200 uses a 68EC020, the Amiga 3000 houses the 68030 and the .Amiga When it conies to computers, faster is better, but faster always carries a price tag. Supra, the veteran manufacturer of Amiga peripherals, has introduced a low-cost wav to extract more We won't let you down! Hang on! DKB knows the importance of customer service. If you're having a problem or need a questions answered, our Tech Support Team is just a phone call away. Everyone at DKB is friendly.professional and know what they're talking about when it comes to your Amiga . DKB technology remains on the cutting edge as we continue to introduce the peripherals and expansion boards you've asked for, like The CLOCK, real time for your Amiga 1200.