[sdiy] Sampler project!

[Tim Ressel]

Bret,

If all your going to do is sample an input, mix it up
and spit it out, perhaps you don't need a uP at all.
Taking samples from an audio ADC and storing them in
memory is simple. Then the mixup on output could just
be re-arrenging the address lines on the RAM where the
samples are stored. If I were doing this (and it just
make onto my ever-expandind list), I'd use some CPLDs
to handle the logic and shifting needed. Sounds like
fun!

--tr

--- Rainer Buchty <buchty at cs.tum.edu> wrote:
> > PS: I think that basic stamps and oopics are too
> slow for this type of stuff
> > - which is too bad. :-(
> 
> Um... Why go with an architecture (PICs) which is
> even older than the
> 8051?  The Atmel AVR family would certainly be more
> fun to program, offer
> sufficient computing power while being comparably
> inexpensive.
> 
> Rainer
> 


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