sampler module

[Theo]

There is the old Doepfer/Elector sampler, a modular CV controlled sampler.
I might be what you looking for, a 8bit system.
Let's see, got the circuit layout here some where..

Found it.
Oeps, the HF VCO is CEM3340 with a 4046 pll on its tail.
AARGH, the sample playback module uses a CEM3320 VFC.
Bad luck.

Sorry this isn't gona help you much.

There is an example of something like what you're looking for on the Atmel
side.
Here I got it, AVR application note: AVR335.
It exist of little more than a 90S8535 and a AT45DB161 data flash.
10 bit resolution, no DAC or ADC is needed, nice.
The draw back, maximum sample rate 10kHZ.
 Still its a nice example.

Hope this helps,
Cheers Theo.


----- Original Message -----
From: skinny bastard <skin_job at hotmail.com>
To: <synth-diy at node12b53.a2000.nl>
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 2:40 AM
Subject: sampler module


> Has anyone out there ever built a small synth module that can function as
a
> sampler (capable of storing maybe one sound)? Perhaps a module that can
use
> digital design to store a sound (from an input jack), and play that sound
> every time it recieves a trigger signal from an analog sequencer (or
> whatever). I can already think of several ways that I would want to set
this
> up, but wanted to know if anyone had a preexisting design.
>
> James
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