@egr - go for it http://code.google.com/p/minimig/source … 4&r=38
and http://sc68.atari.org/apidoc/group__io6 … l.html#a26
http://aminet.net/docs/hard/pinouts.lha

@all
btw we can make such soundcard - you will need:
avr or arm (firmware, USB) + 8bit DAC
or
resistors DAC/8bit DAC + RS232toUSB chib by FDTI company...
But who will write drivers for Win, Linux, MAC???
Or this https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9719 to FDTI this http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/e … ND/2402470

@egr - go for it http://code.google.com/p/minimig/source … 4&r=38
and http://sc68.atari.org/apidoc/group__io6 … l.html#a26
http://aminet.net/docs/hard/pinouts.lha

@all
btw we can make such soundcard - you will need:
avr or arm (firmware, USB) + 8bit DAC
or
resistors DAC/8bit DAC + RS232toUSB chib by FDTI company...
But who will write drivers for Win, Linux, MAC???

Plogue rules.

yes please.

VST to apply the Amiga signal path to other stuff?  I'm on board for that!

Haha thanks guys, lets hope i get enough time in 2013 to finish it.

/me awaits add to cart button

haha man.  You can do it!!!

David your VSTis are very cool! Wishing good luck with Chipcrusher. Sounds beautiful...

If i can finish it

I think this will take care of all our problems.

http://www.plogue.com/products/chipcrusher/

Rather make COMMODORE AMIGA PAULA USB :-).
How it sounds?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d0alCq1gN8

I've built a arduino / uC 4bit synth simular to LSDJ's wav synth. I will say that pumping bits through usb serial from a max4live patch would work, but  I think it will not have that sound you're looking for. Rough form field math tells me that at a serial rate of 115200, you'll get a rate of 11,520hz mono 8 bit signal. Without any nice filtering or logic I'd imagine it'd sound pretty bad.

You're better off doing what nitro2k01 said and just do a nice bit degrade. Even better would be to use Ableton's sampler (not 'simpler') or Renoise and turn off interpolation, along with a bit degrade that might yield pretty decent results.

Good Vid! Take a look at this Polish site http://atariki.krap.pl/index.php/Covox Instead of connecting to an Atari, just use an Arduino. You'd have USB with 4 channels of 8bit sound using 14 pins. I think there are that many digiPins on an UNO or use the new larger Arduino. Lotharek had PCBs at one time but not on the site now, could try contacting him direct. Very compact SMT design, would work well as an Arduino shield.
Course there is the software to deal with. Talk to Little Scale, he may have already done something exactly like this! He's a MaxLive guru so he would have the answers on how to do this in Alberton I think.