AY Emul named after S. Bulba

Hello, All It is known that the subject has a tendency to freeze on systems Windows-NT. And for these reasons, while one froze, it was launched second (different version). Then the most interesting thing happened: the first one woke up and began to play further. I don’t even know how happened, but he started playing almost second by second with the first, the same melody. This incredible event, and also the result of listening to the result of mixing the sound of two players led to interesting thought: Here is a player, it has an ABC mixer at the input ABC, and the output is R and L. Everything works great. And now Let's imagine that there is another ABC mixer, the RL output of which is mixed with the first ABC mixer (its output). And the entrance fed through some clever and adjustable (one slider or knob) a transducer that delays each (A, B and C) channel passing through it on the time set by this regulator, which can be either negative or positive, up to 1 second. With different mixer settings, for example, on one ACB, and on the other BAC, by operating the regulator you can get sound that is qualitatively superior to the banal 3-channel player. It would be great to have such a thing. The only way to evaluate what is happening now is by running two different AYEmuls (from different directories) and launching the same melody in them.Adjust the phase by briefly pressing the "pause" button.

Hello fk0 fk0> It is known that the subject has a tendency to freeze on systems fk0> Windows-NT. Does it really hang? In a couple of years I haven’t had a problem. (WinXP) Although I can’t manage more than a few hours :)

Hello, DizZy Diz> Does it really hang? In a couple of years I haven’t had a problem. (WinXP) Diz> Although I can’t manage more than a few hours So what? Typical "disappearing glitch". Besides, you probably have The play list is small and you generally don’t work with it much. If there is no playlist work, then it doesn’t hang for me either. Here is the old one, 2.3 (without threads) - that one in general never hangs anywhere, only if instead of music there is no nonsense palm off.

Hello Mike Mik> You invented a completely ordinary bicycle that exists for many Mik> decades, long before the appearance of Speccy. It's called - Delay, Mik> regular "echo" effect. It's just that in your case, the delay period has Mik> small value. A lot of other effects are built on this: flanger, Mik> chorus, phaser... If you have something like "SB Live", you can Mik> just activate the effect you need and play with the settings. No. Nothing will work like that. You need an "echo" with mixing channels. Then another nasty effect typical of Spectrum music disappears - when mumbles something exclusively in one ear. Looks like it's normal stereo, but a delay is needed.

Hello fk0 You invented a completely ordinary bicycle that has existed for many decades, long before the appearance of Speccy. It's called Delay, the usual "echo" effect. It's just that in your case, the delay period matters little. Built on this a lot of other effects: flanger, chorus, phaser... If you have something like "SB Live", you can simply activate the effect you need and play with settings.

Hello fk0 fk0> So what? Typical "disappearing glitch". Besides, you probably fk0> you have a small play list and generally don’t work with it much. If s fk0> does not work with the playlist, then it doesn’t hang for me either. Here is the old one, 2.3 (without fk0> threads) - it never hangs anywhere, only if instead fk0> don't slip any nonsense into music. Well, I work with it a lot and with large playlists - no glitches. In mind that only you have been complaining all these years, I can only complain about your crookedness write everything off. PS For such subjects in real life I would punch you in the face named after K. Frolov.

Hello fk0 fk0> No. Nothing will work like that. You need an "echo" with mixing channels. Then fk0> another nasty effect typical of Spectrum music disappears fk0> - when something mumbles exclusively in one ear. It turns out like fk0> would be normal stereo, but a delay is needed. In general, the easiest way is to turn down the stereo panorama and plug in the reverb, just not too much unscrew it. And it becomes much more pleasant to listen to. Or just reverb.

Hello Mike Mik> In general, the easiest way is to turn down the stereo panorama and plug in the reverb, just Mik> don't twist it too much. And listening becomes much more pleasant. Mik> Or only reverb. So what exactly? Besides SBLive?

Hello fk0 fk0> So what exactly? Besides SBLive? I'm afraid this is the cheapest way. It’s only cheaper to record in Wav and then in Wavelab/forge/audition, and then spoil it to your liking. :)