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Brice -

Well for my part, I've been sitting up late at night with the Atom
manual and your programs to get a feel for everything.  I've done a lot
of programming (taught BASIC and PASCAL at the HS level for years), but
working with I/O pins and some of the other aspects of the PSIM are new
to me.

There's some questions I have about a few programming things; I'm making
a list.  (for example, why add 16384, 32768, 49### to the 2nd, 3rd and
4th values?  Is that to shift them into separate addresses?)

Do you have a program for a basic ADSR envelope generator that we could
look at?  I have some ideas, but I'm curious to see how it might be
written by an expert :)

I see one use of a PSIM for me to quantitize my fat controller (into
some non-western 7 note scale) while also being an EG for my Blacet
filter.  Seems like it could do both those at once?  

And to repeat an earlier request, I think the ability to store (or even
edit!) and load programs into the PSIM from a Pilot would be killer.  I
don't know if the Pilot cradle spits out at 115k tho...

I hope I'm not too far down the list.  I want mine tomorrow!

Andrew

>>> synthmodules@synthmodules.com 01/31/04 8:35 AM >>>
Hello everyone.  Okay... now that we've uploaded a bunch of code and
sample
MP3's... how about some comments, suggestions, questions, etc.?  It's
been
pretty quiet here lately.

You can view the code in a text viewer or download the actual
programming
software from Basic Micro's Web site:
http://www.basicmicro.com/downloads/software/BMAtomPro.zip

You'll need a Windows based PC to run this.  Obviously, you won't be
able to
actually run the code without a PSIM-1... but that'll come soon.  The
second
batch of three "pre-production" modules are scheduled to ship on or
before
February 16th.  I hope to be taking "Production" orders by this time. 
You
*must* be on the waiting list to get one at this point.  If you're not
on
the list yet, send me an email OFF LIST and I'll get you in line.

So, what does everyone think so far?  You've got actual photos, code,
MP3's... how about some discussion?

Best regards,

Brice D. Hornback
http://www.SynthModules.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SynthModules/


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