[sdiy] My New Project - PCSYNTH

Johannes Öberg johannes.oberg at gmail.com
Tue Jun 7 05:03:53 CEST 2005


You call building an ISA card from scratch simple, but vanilla DMA
programming wouldn't be?! What is difficult about using the DMA on a
regular soundcard? Or is >44 khz output necessary?

I would suggest you start writing the software with the hardware
you've got (even if it's a lowly sound blaster), and if the results
don't please you, then build the sound interface. The sound routines
module will only be a very small part of the program and could be
easily changed when you have the rest of the program working.

That said, good luck, I would very much like to see any result you
come up with, especially since I have tons of old computers lying
around.

/J

>Scott Gravenhorst wrote:
>That's one way to do it.  I prefer not to use DMA.  I want _simple_.
>
>I really like Roman's idea of hacking off and using the edge connector of
>a defunct ISA card... [snip]




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