[sdiy] New DSP box

[Peter Grenader]

Yes, it looks interesting...although I'll never know (me Mac).  I hope it's
more ironed out than Reaktor which remains, in my humble opinion, a great
idea that it still half baked (not quite there yet).  But if this thing has
it's own on board DSPs, it has probably has overcome 90% of the problems
associated with Native Instruments' offering, like those pesky system
overloads. 

HATE those.


 in on 3/20/02 5:10 PM, Tim Ressel at madhun2001 at yahoo.com wrote:

> Oh man, this looks WAY kool!  I've always wanted to do
> a DSP that directly models analog synth circuits. This
> looks like a great platform for it.
> 
> --TR
> 
> --- Simon Gatrall <gatrall at pacbell.net> wrote:
>> I saw this on HarmonyCentral - it was just announced
>> at MusikMesse. 
>> Basically it is an open DSP platform with a nice set
>> of buttons, 
>> rotary  endcoders and AD/DA converters.  They also
>> will have other 
>> versions available (rack mount, twin, etc).  They
>> have some sort of
>> PC based editor that looks kinda like reaktor et al.
>> They also have 
>> a development kit so that you can write your own
>> Motorola 56k DSP
>> code.  Looks interesting...
>> 
>> 
> http://messe.harmony-central.com/Musikmesse02/Content/DSP_Arts/PR/Tauron.html
>> http://www.dsparts.com/pro.htm
>> 
>> -s!mon
> 
> 
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