Hi! I know the SIDStation is a wonderful box and lots of effort was put into making it, and it's as easy to program by itself as any physical box with a tiny little LCD screen is going to be... But are there any plans to make a program that can either emulate it or talk directly to it, in order to let you make patches in Windows/on a Mac using slidebars and tickboxes, then upload the ready patch directly to the beast? This really would be very useful... It's a great synth, but it has so many settings to tweak it's a bit difficult doing it on the LCD's screen resolution with only a few options presented at a time. I think there was something like this mentioned on the list a whlie back but it's been a long time since I heard anything about it. But if various software can emulate the SID chip enough for hearing roughly what a patch would sound like, and ASID can communicate with it directly enough to play old SID tunes, it should be feasable. Just wondering ^.^ Love, Zoe. XX www.fsckem.com -- Zoe Blade "I'm not the aggressor, I'm just impatient" www.gogulnet.co.uk
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Programming the SIDStation
2001-01-11 by Zoe Blade
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