Hello Mind Mechanic,
Here is some info that may answer your questions.
Basic Configuration
4 Motorola 56309 DSPs
96 MB sample RAM
12 expansion slots
I/O and external sync (see below)
External rackmount or desktop case (protects the DSPs and converters
from the electrically noisy environment inside your
personal computer, and leaves valuable slot-space free to use for other
cards on your host computer)
Expansion Card
2 Motorola 56309 DSPs
48 MB sample RAM (per card)
Up to 12 cards can be added
Inputs and Outputs
4-8 channels
24-bit 32-100 kHz sample rate
Balanced Analog & Digital (AES/EBU or S/PDIF), XLR connectors
MIDI in / out / thru
I hope this helps and that I understood your question.
^f.
"Mind Mechanic " wrote:
> I've been drooling over the website for a few years now. Finally
> have enough money to buy one, but I'm a bit concerned... It appears
> that they haven't updated the hardware for years! Do you know if
> they have plans to increase the memory or DSP capability? Or really
> just the memory, which at this point is a bit behind the times...
>
> Also, do they regularly issue software updates?
>
> --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "creepjoint <CreepJoint@t...>"
> <CreepJoint@t...> wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > what about Kyma and its hardware box Capybara. This easily
> qualifies
> > as unique as you can build what ever you want with it. It never
> fails
> > to bring me tingles of pleasure ;)
> >
> > Matt
>
>
>
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Re: [elektron] Re: OT - Kyma Capybara (was: UNIQUE Hardware Synth?)
2003-02-19 by frank moreno
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