[sdiy] Nostalgia :)

[Tim Ressel]

Tom,

I used pseudo-discreets i.e. a xilinx cpld. 

The Muse is basically a divider chain and big shift
register with xor feedback ports. You can
cross-connect divider and shift register outputs into
the xor inputs and make patters. I guess its
quasi-pseudo-random  ;-)

--Tim Ressel


--- Tom Arnold <xyzzy at sysabend.org> wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 26, 2005 at 01:21:07PM -0800, Tim Ressel
> wrote:
> > Don't forget the MUSE from the Chamberlin book. I
> made
> > one from and tied it to Ken Stone's Diatonic
> Convertor
> > and have been having some fun with it. 
> 
> Yeah.  I couldnt remember the name of it...
> 
> Did you build it with all discreet logic or cheat
> and use microcontrollers?
> Actually, the Muse is supposed to be fully
> algorithmic and not psuedorandom,
> but I dont say that from knowing I say that because
> it was mentioned in a
> few places.   It *will* be one of my future
> projects.
> 
> -- 
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