> speaking of which... how hard would it be to add more memory > to the P3? > could you just swap out some resistors, the RAM controller, > and the RAM > chips themselves? or does it involve redesign? i think lack > of memory is > the only remotely weak thing about the P3. The processor in P3 has a 16 bit address space, so the 64k that's fitted is the maximum possible without bank switching. Bear in mind that each track's patterns are independent - there are 384 16 step patterns in there with 8 bytes of data per step. To support more memory, I'd need to design bank-switching logic with extra memory slots on a daughtboard, and add software support for it. Not impossible, but there would need to be some demand for it. Cheers, Colin f
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RE: [analogue-sequencer] sending program changes
2004-06-03 by Colin f
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