SynthDIY UK Chameleon DSP Synth Alive and Well
Facebook Comments subsonix Said...
it's great to see people still have the enthusiasm for this type of thing!
If only Roland would open up their v-synth to outside developers...
17-Jul-08 06:23 AM
QolloQ Said...
Isn't this sortakinda what the nord modular is? Except you can't develop your own modules... Then it's like MAX/Msp in a box
17-Jul-08 11:12 AM
Paul Maddox Said...
It's a lot more 'low level' than the nord modular. Even lower than MAX/MSP to an extent. You need to understand the basics of audio processing and assembly language programing to get the best from the DSP.
17-Jul-08 04:26 PM
Paul Maddox Said...
It's a lot more 'low level' than the nord modular. Even lower than MAX/MSP to an extent. You need to understand the basics of audio processing and assembly language programing to get the best from the DSP.
17-Jul-08 04:26 PM
shekhar dhain Said...
I should feel ashamed, as being a so called i.t. "techie" for years, i shouldnt shudder at the thought of assembly language, but even to this day...
17-Jul-08 08:43 PM
Paul Maddox Said...
The assembly isn't too bad, it sounds worse than it is. The main advantage is that there are a lot less commands to learn than in C or Java for example.
19-Jul-08 02:44 PM
shekhar dhain Said...
its the error checking....mother mary of god. I can still remember trying to get my head around the sid "6581" chip on the c64 years ago..
22-Jul-08 05:06 PM
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