How many votes do AY and YM have?

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From Niyaz Mukhametzyanov To All 14 January 2006

Hello new art On which “this” chip? And what is “real” sound? For example, there are programs on the PC that allow you to listen to WAV music through Speaker, even on an 8088 processor. Is this possible on AY? I found this sound in some game, but it’s very low quality. See below. File: 3DStarFighter.z80.rar http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2220

From Niyaz Mukhametzyanov To All 14 January 2006

Hello new art For example, this acidic music. If you listen to it, you might think that what either midishka or something else. Is it possible to try to encode real sound on this chip? File: Fatal Snipe_HENNXX WEAR.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2219

From Andrey "Lavender" Litvinov To All 14 January 2006

Hello new art new> AY has 3 physical channels. new> Well, they manage to squeeze in up to 5-6 votes. Up to 9-10, using hearing features.

From Andrey "Lavender" Litvinov To All 14 January 2006

Hello, Electrician > 3 and a half. :D 3 oscillators and 1 noise generator. There are still > envelope generator, but it seems to sound only together with the main ones > oscillators. It is possible to tonally “separate” the envelope generator and the fundamental tone. But, because They are mutually modulating; a non-pure tone cannot be distinguished separately.

From Vyacheslav Kalinin To All 14 January 2006

Hello, DR ZX DRZ> For example, this acidic music. If you listen to it, you can DRZ> think that it’s some kind of midishka or something else. DRZ> Is it possible to try to encode real sound on this chip? Heh, well, try writing this in midi =) On which “this” chip? And what is “real” sound?

From Vyacheslav Kalinin To All 14 January 2006

Hello, lavstudio lav> Up to 9-10, using hearing characteristics. Give an example. I didn’t notice more than 6 (sounding relatively simultaneously).

From key-jee To All 15 January 2006

Hello new art new> lav> Up to 9-10, using hearing characteristics. lav> lav> Give an example. I didn't notice more than 6 (sounding relatively lav> at the same time). Well, I personally tried to write something like that in ’98 or ’99... an attempt, of course it was a success, but the sound itself didn’t impress me much :smile:

From Medvedev Pavel To All 15 January 2006

Hello, key-jee I read a long time ago, almost in the ZX-Review, that from our music chip You can get 89 channels!!! This is a complete perversion, and no one needs it.

From Mike To All 15 January 2006

Hello new art new> Heh, well, try writing this in midi =) new> What is so special there that cannot be described within the framework of MIDI?

From Mike To All 15 January 2006

Hello, Electrician > Interestingly, by the way, they haven’t thought of a MIDI module with real AY and > similar sound chips? :rolleyes: All sorts of electroclashers probably > we would have had a blast :). Although due to the difficulty of obtaining these > chips, I think such a module will be more expensive than any Virus and Waldorf together > taken. :D I remember once such a crazy idea came into my head. Those who want this I couldn’t find any professional musicians among my friends to buy. Chips purchasing from China is not a big problem, Roman will confirm that everything is here The question again is the size of the party. Although even with piece production it is not will be more expensive than viruses and Waldorfs, they still don’t cost a penny.

From jtn To All 15 January 2006

Hello, Electrician software often costs several orders of magnitude more than hardware

From Andrey "Lavender" Litvinov To All 15 January 2006

Hello, Electrician By the way, there is a cool sound module - SIDStation. Based on sound processor Commodore64.

From Vyacheslav Kalinin To All 15 January 2006

Hello Mike Mik> What is so special there that cannot be described within the framework of MIDI? Well, at least the samples, it’s not a problem to repeat the theme itself, but I’m talking about the sound.

From Nikolay Istomin To All 15 January 2006

Hello Mike Mik> I remember once having such a crazy idea. Mik> Those who want to buy this are among my professional friends Mik> no musicians found. There are no special problems purchasing chips from China Mik> is, Roman will confirm, here the whole question is again in size Mik> parties. Although even with piece production it will not be more expensive than viruses Mik> and Waldorfs, they still don’t cost a penny. Well, that’s if they solder here, but if they did something like this over the hill... You know probably about the Neuron synth - what is inside it and how much they ask for IT. If you don’t know, there’s a cheap mATX from some barebone with 1.4 Celeron and a regular dimm for 256 meters. Ordinary, pisish, without any changes. Oh well hard drive (Seagate 20 gig) with Linux (RedHat) and audio. And they ask for all this about $5000.

From Nikolay Istomin To All 15 January 2006

Hello jtn This software separately costs around $700. For the remaining 4 kilobucks it was possible make something custom... And then disgrace yourself with this barebone... They (Hartmann Music) after these revelations, by the way, they even closed their website.