----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Marsh" <mmarsh@websense.com> > > Max is definitely for MIDI-oriented rigs. The addition of MSP > however, allows all of the creation and manipulation of analog > signals. It also allows sampling of analog inputs and there use in > the output. > > So, Carlos's rig can do anyhting the PSIM will do, given that he has > 4 ins and outs. That's a rather large "given." Specifically, *how* would one add such analog ins & outs? Such an interface must work together with Max/MSP (in this case) and must have DC-coupled ins & outs -- AC-coupled audio ins/outs will not suffice. Are you aware of a such an interface? (If so, I know some of some folks looking for one.) > BUT! The PSIM's BASIC-like language is much simpler to master and > quicker (I suspect) to get the stuff you want out of it and into > your modular. I thought that it might be a simpler language. On the other hand, Max/MSP has a lot of pre-built modules, so you don't have to reinvent the wheel. -- john
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Re: [SynthModules] Re: dumb question
2004-02-02 by john mahoney
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