97 Reply by Orgia Mode

(38 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Hawk wrote:

@Orgia I think you're misunderstanding what the purpose of nanoloop is. Wouldn't a modified Volca be a good fit if you're looking for something like this for cheap?

That may be true, but you may be also misunderstanding the modder's community at which this is directed. If in fact I am misunderstanding Nanoloop, then everyone who has ever prosound modded a gameboy is misunderstanding the purpose of it that children's toy.
Besides, I would much rather have the intuitive NL interface over a volca.

Plus, if I still have to modify the volca, then wut? XD

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98 Reply by Orgia Mode

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Each one of those digital signals can be tapped into, buffered and patched into modulars. Sequencers with this many channels are not typically 100 bucks, let alone handheld!

I just realized that the signals aren't always propagating on these traces, for example when changing other parameters.

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99 Reply by Orgia Mode

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oliver wrote:

What's a TP?

Sorry, a Test Point.

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100 Reply by Orgia Mode

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Please add TP's between each LED and resistor of the sequencer portion, unless you already have alternative plans for this.

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101 Reply by Orgia Mode

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Yay met! Stretch goal for Nanaloop XL? .*hint* *hint* *wink* *wink*

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102 Reply by Orgia Mode

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oliver wrote:

yes, overdrive. maybe as an effect per channel.

Is that like controlled clipping? Guilty - I haven't used NL...

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103 Reply by Orgia Mode

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Doctor Octoroc wrote:

I just saw this, so cool! I think this is one of those revisited ideas that's been done right this time! I did some artwork and music for a campaign doing something similar a few years ago but production problems forced him to cancel the project, unfortunately.

When was nanoloop done wrong?

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104 Reply by Orgia Mode

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Ca't decide between Bl/Or or Bl/Gr...:(

So excited to have the new MIDI standard actually embraced.

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105 Reply by Orgia Mode

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first !

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106 Reply by Orgia Mode

(5 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

You'd be well off googling it. There are many.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_chip

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107 Reply by Orgia Mode

(10 replies, posted in General Discussion)

oh, thanks. I'll check it out.

I have a few routines that I'm working on simultaneously to see what works. Both are accessing a data array where the sample is stored and both are using in Interrupt Service Routine to control playback speed. One is using a ring buffer which makes it pretty easy to push multiple samples into at once. The other method doesn't store the sample in volatile RAM. It is actually pretty difficult for me to understand how to get playback tuned properly.
I'm going to PM you some code and schematic for better understanding.

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108 Reply by Orgia Mode

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I over here pulling my hair out trying to program this ATtiny85. Im a hardware guy...

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109 Reply by Orgia Mode

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I'm looking for raw data to send to a PWM DAC, or R2R DAC. I have no clue on what these encoded formats are.
LIke this sine wave:

128,140,152,165,176,188,198,208,218,226,234,240,245,250,253,254,255,254,253,250,245,240,234,226,218,208,198,188,176,165,152,140,128,115,103,90,79,67,57,47,37,29,21,15,10,5,2,1,0,1,2,5,10,15,21,29,37,47,57,67,79,90,103,115

This has 64 bytes per period for example.

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110 Reply by Orgia Mode

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LotZo wrote:

The decimal tables for NES are in the famitracker source code. https://github.com/HertzDevil/famitrack … Source/APU

Thats super helpful! Thanks for finding it.

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111 Reply by Orgia Mode

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Yeah, I have been exploring my options and I can either write a script to produce the tables that I want or write a function that will produce the values in real time.

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112 Reply by Orgia Mode

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Im still sore BonerConstructor moved away. sad

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