SV: Re: SV: Re: SV: RE: RE: re: [sdiy] Freescale Soundbuite

[paul.maddox.mail-list at synth.net]

Karl,

> Now your sounding like Lenin! ;-)

:-)
Not intentional, just stating the obvious.
 
> Argh! I tough you meant Tc as in Tone core!!

ahh, sorry, that uses a 56364.

> Ok you have a TC power core and want to port code to FS DSP dev board?

yep, same core, the code should port fairly easily.
Of particular interest to me is how easily I can port something like
phoenix/monowaveII to the soundbite board.
I think the reason I wouldn't be able to port the monowaveII to the
tonecore is lack of control and probably lack of external ram on the board.
But a lot of the core code will work.
 
> Actually not its to many legs on them at the moment, IC manufacturers
> target market are unfortunately telecom.

agreed, but that's what makes freescale different, this range of dsps
(especialy something like the 5762) are aimed specifically at the audio
market, not FCPs.
 
> Try and fail, try and fail, our entire life are based upon that.

indeed.
 
> 1400 joints??? You must have been quite high by then?

just utterly sick of soldering
 
> See.not diy.

hehe.
 
> A mild bussiness error! hehe :-)

the main problem was the fact that the cost to build each unit (bsed on
500) was around £3000 ($6000), can't see many people wanting to pay more
than that for an 8 note poly.

> We are close to get a slow momentum into this FS DSP dev board. :-)

hopefully things will speed up once a few of us get one of the kits.

Paul