--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros <synth_freak_2000@y...> wrote: > DIETER: "it has an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) > followed by a microprocessor that processes the data > coming from the ADC and outputs the result to a > digital-to-analog converter (DAC). Examples are: bit > cruncher, bit exchanger, delay, V/Oct-to-Hz/V > converter or more general a look-up-table that assigns > any input voltage a certain output voltage (this could > would lead e.g. to a digital waveshaper, wavetable > oscillator and a lot of other functions), in general a > very useful module but the available controls (manual > controls, CV inputs, attenuators, LC display, LEDs, > buttons and so on) and the type of control has to be > well-considered for each function (e.g. completely > different for a delay compared to a bit cruncher). > > BAKIS: "will it be one module or 3-4 separate ones?" > > DIETER: "This will not least be a question of the poll > result about this module series I would recommend (or > is it already available ?). But the basic researches > are identically for the complete series (new type of > microcontroller and ADC/DAC). Only for the production > we will decide how many different modules with which > controls and functions will be manufactured. > > For the BBD we still wait for the samples of the US > company. We ordered them about 2 weeks ago so it may > still take some time." > > > > > > GREAT news!!! right? > bakis. > > > yes, absolutely. i'm looking forward to these modules. i'd prefer separate modules instead of one module with all the functions. best wishes ingo
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Re: "analogue processing module" details from doepfer.
2004-10-07 by selfoscillate
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