Cgs synth

That sounds great! The compander would be a nice touch. I've been thinking
about fooling with the RAM address lines to see how short of a delay might be
possible (for flanging, chorusing, etc.). Also, maybe see if there's some way to
switch in an 'infinite' echo. This board sounds like it would be a great module
in itself and also a jumping off point for learning more about the chip.

Cheers,
Scott

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 08:30:45 +1100, sasami@... wrote:

>
> >I was thrilled to hear that there is going to be a PT2395 evaluation board
> >coming soon.
>
> >Is there any preliminary info on this board?
>
> That would require me actually doing something!!
>
> The boards are in stock, and as far as I can tell have only one minor error
> (missing a power trace). I have had my proto working. It contains the app
> note circuit for the the PT2395 with room for experimentation, as well as a
> NE570/NE571 compressor/expander and a buffer, and provision for an
> experimental phase lock loop or VCO clock based on the 74HC4046.
>
> Ken
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