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...are the two things I'm most anxiously waiting for...

Mike

Hopefully after the backlog is complete.

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From: michael stein <michael_david_stein@...>
To: Mike Marsh <michaelmarsh@...>; motm@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 9, 2007 3:19:39 PM
Subject: Re: [motm] Micro Seq and VC Divider...









  


    
            
When should we have hopes to order these? and use them in our modulars?
  -michael-

Mike Marsh <michaelmarsh@ san.rr.com> wrote:
  ...are the two things I'm most anxiously waiting for...

Mike




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When should we have hopes to order these? and use them in our modulars?
-michael-

uSeq: next year. I'm going to redesign the CPU card and the software has to 
be ported over to ARM.

VC Pulse Divide: I'm going to try my best to have this the "Christmas 
module". I was planning for the Cloud Generator, but with all the backlog 
still there and my non-MOTM schedule, it is unlikely that I will have the 
time to get this ready for production. BTW: things are going really well for 
the 'technology demonstrator' breadboard, we have a real front panel cabled 
over to the dev boards and in real-time we can wiggle pots and hear the 
Cloud effect. The production firmware is about 60% completed (written and 
debugged). The next step is to add the dedicated hardware SPI port into the 
FPGA that talks to the precision 16-bit ADC from the Pitch CV. Once this is 
going, there there is a HW/SW 'lookup' that mimics an exponential generator 
(no drift!) to map the linear CV data to proper musical pitches.

The reason I doubt Christmas is that the actual AudioEngine pcb layout is 
going to be about 60 man-hours, probably an 8-layer board about 1.5in x 3 
in. packed asshole-to-elbow as Granny would say. The VC Divider is only 
about 10 man-hr, it's much 'lower tech'.

Paul S.