> > > >Since there'es probably quite a few of us not going to > >the show, I was wondering if the various technical geniuses > >behind the projects we used to here plenty about could > >let us know how they're getting on. These were the ones > >I was thinking of: > > > >*Samdac > > Been finished a long time ago. I was even selling them at the last > Gloucester show and will be doing so again on Saturday. Available for a mere > 25 pounds (including a copy of the SAM MOD player version 2.03 RRP 5 pounds) > either at the show or from Ben Versteeg (who should be on this mailing list > too).
And here I am. Sorry I'm not able of going to the show. I have to study a lot. But maybe next time. > > Connects to your printer interface (or port on the SAM elite) and the audio > socket and lets you play mods in lovely 7 bit resolution in stereo. You can > also use it to play WAV files and the like at a nice 8 bit resolution. I'm > currently tidying up a piece of code which will let you output 4 samples at > 10.4khz on the SAA1099 (=soundchip), SAMdac, printerdac, Blue Alpha Sampler > and Quazar. This is of course basically a ripped up mod player (ie without > the sequencer) but I'm having trouble making it all nice and easy for the > user to use. Anybody invented a time stopper? > > Stefan Drissen aka Solar Flare of Entropy > Questions about the SamDac ? Or problems ? mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ben Versteeg
