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Multiple AY chips
Posted By: icabod, Saturday, January 19, 2002 - 04:27 PM
Well, I think 2 is multiple. It's certainly more that one.
POS have posted a couple screens describing the wirey layout (check out the techie-speak I'm using) to allow you to have two AY-chips attached to one Spectrum. So 6-channel sound. It's an interesting idea which could produce some fantastic pieces of music. In fact I'm surprised we've not seen this around before. The only problem is... it'd need to catch on.
Perhaps the next step is to have software-mixable stereo. Imagine the possibilities if you could pan one of the channels. So, who's a wizard with a soldering iron?
While we're on the subject, POS have also posted the source code for "The Pusher." I like this time. Everything's becoming open-source. It's good.
POS have posted a couple screens describing the wirey layout (check out the techie-speak I'm using) to allow you to have two AY-chips attached to one Spectrum. So 6-channel sound. It's an interesting idea which could produce some fantastic pieces of music. In fact I'm surprised we've not seen this around before. The only problem is... it'd need to catch on.
Perhaps the next step is to have software-mixable stereo. Imagine the possibilities if you could pan one of the channels. So, who's a wizard with a soldering iron?
While we're on the subject, POS have also posted the source code for "The Pusher." I like this time. Everything's becoming open-source. It's good.
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