2004-05-15 by grantrichter2001
> much an all male pursuits as Snow-Calligraphy. I'd be ...watch out where the Huskies go! F.Z. RIP Actually, I'm going to start using the names of my favorite musicians and music terms for VARS. It seems appropriate. We will have to wait for functions to be added before we can "
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2004-05-15 by SynthModules@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the SynthModules group. File : /PSIM-1 Programs/Sweeps/maf-lfo3.bas Uploaded by : mafirman Description : Quadrature OSC with frequency control at IN1 and a STOP button t
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2004-05-14 by djbrow54
> I. ALL CAPS > Why are we using all caps? The language is not case sensitive. Just curious. I hate all caps but sometimes it does make the code easier for me to read. Takes longer to write it, though, so I prefer all lower case. > II. Designator for common variables I tried usin
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2004-05-14 by drmabuce
Official Olde Phaarte Doc here, Why... why why oh WHY! do you guys** always pop the most interesting threads when I'm pinned under the worst schedule crunches........ >oh yeah ahem- (cue: Elgar's 'Land of Hope and Glory' for parody effect of ridiculously officious and facetious l
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2004-05-14 by mrboningen
Hi all, sorry for the off topic. Brice, my emails to you at sales@synthmodules.com, and support@synthmodules.com keep getting bounced back. Here's the message I have been trying to send you: "Hi Brice, It's Gregg in Japan. I hope you are well. Don't worry, I am not here to ask "w
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2004-05-13 by Scott E.
Perhaps we might find it useful to build a document for the group (posted) that would list "reserved variables" for lack of a better term. This would include the variable name, it's function and the routine(s) to which it is passed and used. Scott E. -----------------------------
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2004-05-13 by john mahoney
> Problems with standards: one man's meat is another man's poison Agreed, that's why I tossed this out to the group. It needs to simmer for a few days. > What is descriptive to some might not be for others. In some cases, yes. But IN5 v StopButton? While I'm picking on things, ev
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2004-05-13 by grantrichter2001
> I. ALL CAPS > Why are we using all caps? The language is not case sensitive. Just curious. Basically, the same reason railroad tracks are the same width as Roman chariot wheels. It started with the Victorian telegraph which had no lower case. The telegraph system was replaced w
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2004-05-13 by Andrew Scheidler
Conform... conform! I agree 100% on having some standards. I think it's in all our best interests if we're serious about sharing and building a useful library of programs. How about a 5 member program review board. The individual board members would examine programs as they are s
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2004-05-13 by Fahl, Romeo
Grant, How much are you paying this guy?!? {-; -----Original Message----- From: Brice D. Hornback [mailto:synthmodules@synthmodules.com] Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 7:35 AM To: SynthModules@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [SynthModules] I had to do it! Andrew, As far as the "cool L
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2004-05-13 by john mahoney
Brice had written: > One of these days... I'll take *all* the code offline and fix it all then > re-upload it. While I'm going to make some comments below, I'd like you all to consider this as sort of an opinion poll. Your answers will probably fall into 2 categories: "It ain't b
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2004-05-13 by Brice D. Hornback
Andrew, As far as the "cool LED patterns" winner... the Wiard Joystick Axis Generator is THE best. No question. Especially when driven by a Noise ring into a PSIM-1 and using the PSIM-1 to control the X and Y axis on the JAG. It's better than a color organ! Even if you never hook
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2004-05-13 by Mike Marsh
I'm not sure this represents a 'yay' or a 'nay' :) Problems with standards: one man's meat is another man's poison (or as said by an extremely talented singer-songwriter who is nonetheless unknown: "One man's verse is another man's prose"). What is descriptive to some might not b
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2004-05-13 by john mahoney
----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Scheidler" > > One favorite is to take the basic "sweep" program and expand it so that > all four DACs are swept, but each is 1024 behind the next so they > "chase" each other. The blue leds fade/chase across from one side to > the other
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2004-05-13 by Andrew Scheidler
This is good news. I thought I was the only one who was making "PSIM LED" programs and thought people might make fun of me :) One favorite is to take the basic "sweep" program and expand it so that all four DACs are swept, but each is 1024 behind the next so they "chase" each oth
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2004-05-13 by Michael A. Firman
Actually, I think the winner of the cool light show contest has to be the Wiard JAG. Various neat colors (the Bagwa (sp?)) and, with the PSIM-1 running the quadrature osc program you can make it spin around and around (if you have two JAGS you can daisy chain them, crossing the x
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2004-05-13 by john mahoney
Yes, really nice! > Since NO ONE made any groovy music with the algorithmic generator > template thingy I posted (sniff sniff whine whine) I decided to do > it MYSELF. So there. But after all, Mike, one great thing about the PSIM is that we can write our *own* code, right? ;-) I'
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2004-05-13 by djbrow54
Ok, having grown up on a PDP-8, I just had to have a program to display nifty patterns in the leds. If you too have a desire to make your PSIM look like it's doing something useful, you can find my LIGHTS.BAS file in the miscellaneous folder. Next, with the useful print statement
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2004-05-13 by Brice D. Hornback
VERY nice! ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 8:47 PM Subject: [SynthModules] New file uploaded to SynthModules > > Hello, > > This email message is a notification to let you know that > a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the SynthModu
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2004-05-13 by Mike Marsh
Thanks, Brice. The PSIM is the total BOMB! --- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "Brice D. Hornback" wrote: > VERY nice! > > >
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2004-05-13 by Mike Marsh
Hi All - Since NO ONE made any groovy music with the algorithmic generator template thingy I posted (sniff sniff whine whine) I decided to do it MYSELF. So there. The code, ahem, borrows from the Good Dr. Mabuse (the shift register stuff), Brice (lots of stuff) and of course Mast
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2004-05-13 by SynthModules@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the SynthModules group. File : /PSIM-1 Programs/Note Generators/arabesque.bas Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : Algorithmic note selection plus Shift Register You ca
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2004-05-12 by SynthModules@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the SynthModules group. File : /PSIM-1 MP3 Samples/PSIM Algorithmic Arabesque Snippet.mp3 Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : 4 Note Shift Register with Algorithmic No
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2004-05-12 by Brice D. Hornback
Hello everyone. Basic Micro has released a new version of the IDE programming software that is used for programming the PSIM-1. If you have already received your PSIM-1, please download the latest programming software here: http://www.basicmicro.com/ViewPage.aspx?ContentCode=d_ba
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2004-05-12 by djbrow54
I'm at a point where I have the averaged ADC code running. I've combined this in with my MIDI input & output drivers and created a template that I can use for my other programs. The template contains: header files and information MIDI input (polled or interrupt mode) MIDI output
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2004-05-10 by Andrew Scheidler
Hi Scott! I had to show up for work, so it was a matter of working with my eyelids drooping all day and extra mountain dew... Andrew >>> scottnoanh@peoplepc.com 05/08/04 10:43 PM >>> Hooked up the PSIM today. Holy Mother of God!!!!!!!!! To quote an unknown preacher in Eno/Byrne's
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2004-05-09 by Scott Stites
Hooked up the PSIM today. Holy Mother of God!!!!!!!!! To quote an unknown preacher in Eno/Byrne's 'My Life in the Bush of Ghosts': "Help me somebody". So what do y'all tell your bosses when you don't show up for work for a week or two? Cheers, Scott [Non-text portions of this mes
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2004-05-08 by john mahoney
Oops! I forgot that you are "one of us." I thought your post was from one of those "sick of hearing about the PSIM" people -- you know, those jealous folks. ;-) Cheers! -- john ----- Original Message ----- From: "R. Drake" To: Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2004 12:03 AM Subject: [Synth
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2004-05-08 by R. Drake
john-- no joke... the drift of the thread on sdiy was "why isn't anyone making innovate synth modules"... and my (apparently too subtle) point was there's lots of innovative work being done, by folks like brice & grant & ken... sorry if that wasn't clear. and seriously, the patch
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2004-05-07 by john mahoney
The following was on Synth-DIY: ----- Original Message ----- From: "rdrake" > > >Is everyone here TRULY happy with the standard > >VCO->VCF->VCA combination? > > OH MY GOD! i thought the standard combination was PSIM->Noise Ring->VCF(steiner)->VCO->WaveFolder->Neural Agonizer->Su
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2004-05-06 by djbrow54
I've rewritten the code to shorten the number of samples to 4. I've also interleaved the sampling so that IN-1 is sampled every 2 mS, IN-2 is sampled every 4 mS, and IN-3 and 4 are sampled every 8 mS. This allows me to sample one input every 1 mS timer interrupt. The current code
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2004-05-06 by john mahoney
----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Randalls" > I read the group title, but failed to fully read the group > description. Thinking it was about synth modules (plural), I quickly > realized it was all about "one" module. A very complex one still in > the developement stage at
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2004-05-06 by Mike Marsh
Is this for doing clock divisions? Seems like it would work very well for that. With an internal clock, it's simple to do arpeggiations for example, but trying to sync that to an external clock means you have to know what the BPM is a priori. A running average is the way to go. I
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2004-05-06 by synthmodules
Hello everyone. These polls are very important. We have over 120 members and I'd like to see everyone take the twenty seconds or so to participate in the poll. The answers I receive will help determine the future of modules developed, etc. Please... take part in this and future p
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2004-05-06 by SynthModules@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the SynthModules group: What is your interest in the SynthModules PSIM-1? o I have already ordered one (or more). o I would be interested in ordering a PSIM-1. o I'm interested... but not ready to order yet. o I'm just here t
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2004-05-06 by john mahoney
----- Original Message ----- From: "Brice D. Hornback" > Also... yes... I'm saving questions and answers and putting together a FAQ. I'm feeling guilty. My comment regarding a FAQ wasn't meant as to come off as, "Yo, Brice, create a FAQ already!" I was merely trying to highlight
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2004-05-06 by grantrichter2001
> What are your opinions? There are a couple of things at work. The ADC will dither at the bit boundary based on the mount of noise in the incoming signal. With the ADC scaled for one "count" per 10 millivolts (10 volts/1024 counts) and typical analog noise at 1 millivolt RMS, ab
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2004-05-06 by Dave Randalls
--- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "Brice D. Hornback" wrote:Also, if you are uploading files/photos, etc., please make sure they are > placed into the correct folders and are relevant to the group. If you have > questions regarding whether or not something can/should be upload
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2004-05-06 by djbrow54
I've got some interesting test code running. It samples and averages the ADC inputs during the timer interrupt. I scan each input every 32 mS. Each input is scanned in an interleaved fashion. Since the timer interrupts at 1 mS intervals, every 8th interrupt I sample a different i
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2004-05-05 by Mike Marsh
Howdy All - I've uploaded a .BAS file (there should be a notice to the group soon) that implements a random note generator that's clocked by a signal coming into CV1. Replace my silly random note thingy with your own cool algorithm and cha-cha. Some other stuff in this file: a co
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2004-05-05 by SynthModules@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the SynthModules group. File : /PSIM-1 Programs/Note Generators/cv1 synced note generator.bas Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : Random note generator synced to a clo
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2004-05-05 by Brice D. Hornback
Mike, The "Programming Manual" or the manual for the AtomPRO IDE is on the CD you received (although it is an older version). Links to the newest versions of the software and manuals are on the Links page of the Group site. Here's the link to the AtomPRO downloads: http://www.bas
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2004-05-05 by Brice D. Hornback
I have the beginning of the FAQ on the SynthModules Web site. So far... it contains Doc's message 96. More to be added soon... Also, if you are uploading files/photos, etc., please make sure they are placed into the correct folders and are relevant to the group. If you have quest
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2004-05-05 by Brice D. Hornback
Correct. P4 is the START Button P5 is the STOP Button I have a template I'll be uploading later tonight or tomorrow that has all the corrections and some suggestions, tips, etc. The problem is... there were some typos in the first few pieces of code put online and then folks just
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2004-05-05 by Mike Marsh
Thanks for this, Brice. I think I will convert my little CALCNOTE template to LONGs and see what happens... I also re-read the Good Doctor's 96 and understood much of what he said more fully. Especially the IF/THEN syntax thing that DROVE ME FRICKIN NUTS for about twenty minutes
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2004-05-05 by john
--- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Marsh" wrote: > Yeah, Baby! > > Those of you that already have 'em know that the build quality is > top notch. Beautiful peice of work, indeed! Oh, yeah! :-) Mine is threatening to leave me if I don't write some code for it soon, but tha
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2004-05-05 by Mike Marsh
There might be a bug in the standard variables code that's in most of the sample programs. Though I haven't seen anybody use these variables, if they do it could cause a problem. Or maybe I'm mistaken? BSTART CON 5 ' Start Button - IS THIS A BUG? Should be Stop? BSTOP CON 4 ' Sto
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2004-05-05 by Mike Marsh
Yeah, Baby! Those of you that already have 'em know that the build quality is top notch. Beautiful peice of work, indeed! I uploaded an MP3 that I created using Dr. Mabuse's badpotsim (something about R2D2). Crazy good stuff. The other MP3 is the result of a little code I wrote t
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2004-05-05 by SynthModules@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the SynthModules group. File : /PSIM-1 Programs/Note Generators/modulo.bas Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : Random note generator with arpeggiation You can access t
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2004-05-05 by hosawa2003
Just some initial thoughts after having just received the PSIM-1. The package I received from Brice included the PSIM-1 (obviously), a serial cable, and a CD ROM with all the relevant files. This made setting up the PSIM-1 very easy, and I was able to load programs almost immedia
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