At 06:22 AM 5/24/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Weren't you Maarten who introduced the ADC issue?
It was Laurens who asked for a MIC IN cartridge, as it turns out because
his PC soundcard doesn't sample well.
>So tell me. Which models of MSX have a DOCUMENTED and accessible 8-bit ADC.
As far as I know, only turbo R has it, under the name PCM.
Music Module has it (undocumented?), without proper timing.
>It it is so, then the MIC IN cartridge for ADC-less MSXs is a practical
>device.
If you think MSX should be able to do everything the bigger computers can,
yes. In a more practical view, I think that playing samples on MSX is enough.
>Please consider cross-development in other platforms less dull than
>PC, even though you prefer MSX (like the Amiga). I also use a compact
>portable Macintosh PowerBook with my own custom made MSX gfx/audio tools to
>aid me in R+D wherever I go.
One of the great things of cross-development is that such tools can be
written in Pascal or C++ or Java and still run very fast. And without
having to worry about memory mapper pages of 16K and such.
I'm using PC/Win95 right now (probably the most dull environment), but I'm
experimenting with Linux + KDE.
Bye,
Maarten
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