On 28/10/12 17:04, bimmerfan222 wrote: > > Nice chip, but it'll be about $50 USD to buy an old Apple IIGS to > scavenge the Ensoniq chip out of.. or cheaper if you're lucky. But > nice thing is that IIGS's are for sale all the time on theBay. It's a bit of a shame to break up a running machine, to bodge the sound chip into a crap 80s synth. If you want to play around with a DOC chip, why not spend roughly twice as much and buy an Ensoniq Mirage? You've got a DOC, a 6809 CPU that will run any arbitrary code that you care to stick on a boot floppy, 16K of OS RAM, 128K of sample RAM *and* eight proper Curtis filters to play with. It's a well-documented platform with at least a partial disassembly of the ROM and OS available. Oh, and if you want to roll your own, it can run Forth: http://gordonjcp.github.com/miragetools/ -- Gordon JC Pearce MM0YEQ
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Re: [korgpolyex] A study of Ensoniq Voice Chip (ESQ-1)
2012-10-28 by Gordon JC Pearce
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