[sdiy] PPG my ESQ
Grant Richter
grichter at asapnet.net
Thu Jul 14 00:04:01 CEST 2005
I wasn't thinking about the multi-timbral capabilities of the ESQ.
That would severely complicate "spoofing".
Perhaps the trick would work with poly mode only boxes. Or something
like a Moog Source or OB-1.
Those mini DX7 modules that went in a TX-816 rack would even fit
behind a MOTM panel.
On Jul 13, 2005, at 3:15 PM, Rainer Buchty wrote:
>
>> A 20 MSPS A to D is only 5 dollars. If you combined that with a
>> multiplexor and an FPGA to handle the "false" RAM address latches and
>> address decoding, a large number of data points could be made voltage
>> controllable in real time with little additional hardware cost.
>>
>
> ...that wouldn't work as expected, since the ESQ1 will translate the
> sound data into a different data structure for sound generation; this
> happens once at program change for a given channel (keyboard=track0,
> track1-8 of sequencer).
>
> Edit data is translated with every new keystroke, so still
> impossible to
> just mangle the edit data for *realtime* alteration.
>
> So what you need to do for realtime efforts is to directly mangle with
> the realtime data; however, this requires diving deep into the voice
> assigner to keep track of which track (see above) is assigned to which
> hardware voice realtime data slot. Not impossible, but a major effort.
>
> Rainer
>
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