Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Hardware thoughts
2006-03-08 by Eric Brombaugh
Yes, I understand that neither MBasic nor the BasicATOM Pro support USB. My suggestion was to include a CP210x chip in the design which acts to convert
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RE: [ComputerVoltageSources] Hardware thoughts
2006-03-08 by John Loffink
Eric, Thanks for putting that together. It is a good starting point for discussion. It will be valuable to have a common base platform and have an extension
Re: Hardware thoughts
2006-03-08 by Grant Richter
Comments inline. ... For $10 more adds 4 more port pins and 32K of EEPROM. ... Lack of port pins keeps it to a serial interface. The AD8420 is the original to
Re: Hardware thoughts
2006-03-08 by djbrow54
I understand. I actually needed to do this. I made a RS232 to MIDI adapter to connect my computer to my PSIM. No flagging but the program is fast enough to
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Hardware thoughts
2006-03-08 by Eric Brombaugh
I meant that to receive MIDI you might want to select either the RS-232 serial input or the MIDI serial input. I suppose you could OR them together also, which
Re: Photos?
2006-03-08 by djbrow54
I uploaded photos of my 3 PSIM-related modules. I also uploaded closeup s of my display messages and another AtomPro24 project as an example of what can be
Re: Hardware thoughts
2006-03-08 by djbrow54
What do you mean by retask serial I/O? You just use it for MIDI. Why a front panel switch to select MIDI mode? What mode? Just use the other controls. For a
Newbee Questions
2006-03-08 by Lewis
Just discovered the list. ( Hi Grant! ) Someone gave me a TI99 computer today. Any use for this in today s applications for computer music? Anyone have any
Re: Reference Platform?
2006-03-08 by djbrow54
I ended up putting the following header in my programs. I felt the urge to put in a disclaimer since I had no idea where this code may end up in the future.
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Hardware thoughts
2006-03-08 by john mahoney
... From: Eric Brombaugh Subject: [ComputerVoltageSources] Hardware thoughts ... Agreed, this looks like to be a top candidate, if not the first choice. ...
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Reference Platform?
2006-03-08 by john mahoney
... Dude, please... First of all, the PSIM-1 is not vaporware, it is just an endangered species. ;-) While I really do understand your perspective, the PSIM
Hardware thoughts
2006-03-08 by Eric Brombaugh
What s the hardware architecture going to be? I haven t ever seen a PSIM up close, but here s what I think is baseline: * BasicATOM Pro 28-M
Re: Microprocessors in analog modules
2006-03-07 by Michael Zacherl (aka TonTaub)
... while I recently did a little research on this: Anyone cares about OSC (Open Sound Control)? I didn t dig into this so far but my co-musician is using that
Re: Reference Platform?
2006-03-07 by drmabuce
Hi David The consensus (so far) appears to be that all software-driven analog voltage I/O s, as a class of devices, are on-topic. The PSIM is definitely a
da roolz
2006-03-07 by drmabuce
Hi Mike ... the moderators have the autoritative say-so here of course, but my understanding is that, in this group, the author* (and only the author) of the
Re: Reference Platform?
2006-03-07 by Michael A. Firman
If it is your program you can post it! If you wrote it you can GPL it if you would like (I wouldn t, I d just put a notice at the top to the effect that this
Re: Reference Platform?
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
Now that s unfortunate, considering that I will be referring to the PSIM extensively. It is the logical test bed for ideas here. That said, one of the
Re: [OT] RSS
2006-03-07 by Michael Zacherl (aka TonTaub)
I just checked the Milton group. The archives are public but I can t find an RSS option to toggle in the management section. Am I missing something? Thanks,
Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
Cool, thanks Eric. Mike
Re: RSS
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
That makes sense. Thanks! Mike
Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-07 by ebrombaugh
... Certainly! If/when I get something working I ll put up a webpage with docs & pics and send a link to this group. Eric
Re: 257 Program
2006-03-07 by Grant Richter
There is also a text file in the directory called super257.txt It discribes the functions.
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Reference Platform?
2006-03-07 by David Kronemyer
I am getting very tired of references to the PSIM, seeing as how only a few people have them and it is ³vapor ware² as far as the rest of us are concerned.
Re: RSS
2006-03-07 by data2action
Currently, RSS feeds are only available if the group s message archives are public. They are currently set to members only , since there have been some
Reference Platform?
2006-03-07 by Larry T.
Hi All I just got signed up and did a quick read of all the posting so far. As background, I ve been involved with programming for a living for over 25 years,
Crap
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
Just as I sent my request for more info on the 257 stuff, I find the .txt file describing it. Never mind! Mike
257 Program
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
Hey Grant - I ve looked at the code and googled Buchla 257. I get that the module can add addition, subtraction, scaling, inversion, and multiplication
Re: RSS
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
It s a way to group news sources into one UI (the RSS Reader) so you don t have to physically (virtually?!?) go to a site for the latest poop. You can scan
RE: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Microprocessors in analog modules
2006-03-07 by John Loffink
Dave, How much cost does the LCD display add? What number of characters and lines is the display? I feel that some display is necessary, if only to indicate
MBasic
2006-03-07 by Grant Richter
I think MBasic is the key idea. The software is transportable (with tweaking) to two different microcontrollers. One fast (16 MHz H8), one slower (PIC). You
Re: RSS
2006-03-07 by Grant Richter
What does RSS syndication get you and how do the rest of us use it? Please share.
RSS
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
To the moderator: could you please turn on RSS syndication for this group? That would be cool! Mike PS - If moderators of *cough* other groups read this, might
Re: Microprocessors in analog modules
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
Yes, I would be very interested. MIDI was one of the things that Brice had talked about early on that I ve been waiting for...
1st post
2006-03-07 by NoRMaN PHaY
Hello everyone! I thought I d post up something before dropping back into (mostly) lurkage for now. I m an amateur musician (professional bicycle repair man),
Photos?
2006-03-07 by djbrow54
I have a couple of photos of my PSIM, LCD display, etc. Should I upload them? Any interest? Does someone want to propose a folder / album hierarchy for the
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Microprocessors in analog modules
2006-03-07 by xamboldt
I ll delurk for a minute to say that what Dave has done with the PSIM is one great way to take this thing (in addition to many of the other suggestions).
Re: Microprocessors in analog modules
2006-03-07 by djbrow54
I have used two AtomPro s for some specific designs as well as several different sizes of AVR processors. You can program the AVR processor via serial / usb
Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-07 by mate_stubb
I don t see any reason to do audio range stuff that analog modules can already do effortlessly, and am generally more in tune with the notion of CV stuff
Programing th PIC Microcontroller with MBasic
2006-03-07 by Grant Richter
Talk about timing... $59.95, yikes... New book from Basic Micro Inc. http://www.basicmicro.com/
Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-07 by Grant Richter
MBASIC is actually more like a macro-assembler. It is not interpreted. It points to blocks of optimized machine code that are strung together by the Basic
Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
I wrote that before reading all the posts. I agree that BasicAtom Pro and PSIM compatibility is the way to go. But I m also interested in DIY audio range
Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
A generally accepted tenet in the programming world is that if you need speed and closeness to the processor, then there is no avoiding C. BASIC is a terrific
Re: Microprocessors in analog modules
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
I see at least one practical application of the Swiss Army Module (PSIM) for this group: as a test bed for ideas and a prototype platform. My PSIM gets a lot
Re: champagne across the bow!
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
I did!
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-07 by john mahoney
I mainly want something to do CV processing. It s fairly simple and cheap. High level PSIM compatibily is highly desirable. It s also highly achievable thanks
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-06 by Michael Ford
... The software booted fine and saw the USB- serial adapter, but without my PSIM it is impossible to make any further progress. This was on a Titanium 1ghz
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-06 by Henry Till
Hi Group! (my first post, needless to say) Doc mentioned he wanted us to weigh in on the issue of platform and whether or not this would be a CV only device.
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-06 by Eric Brombaugh
Thanks for the feedback! Given that the folks whom I consider to be the leaders in this area have weighed in against anything that s non-BASIC and non-CV, I ll
Re: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-06 by Andrew Scheidler
... An honest government? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8260059923762628848&q=loose+change OK, back on topic: I would propose that the resulting
Re: Limited to CV only?
2006-03-06 by Grant Richter
When the microprocessor was introduced to the synthesizer, it was pretty much used for polyphony only. The use of microprocessors for complex control voltage