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.).

I've thought of that too, so some of the address lines have positions where
you can cut them, put in a pull-up resistor and switch.

> Also, maybe see if there's some way to switch in an 'infinite' echo.

This I'm not sure about as the RAM is dynamic. I'm not sure what will happen
if the write is disabled, but I suspect refreshing of the RAM may fail
(depends on the exact chip type, I think).

Ken
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