Software Automatic Mouth

[sonofdirt]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_Automatic_Mouth

possible to do with MIDIbox SID?

:D discuss...

[Ashiman]

bump, great find ,way too cool to let the topic down  ;D

[t_xen]

There's an insane 248bpm chiptune by Dispyze of "TrebelDeathSystem" that sounds like it could be the S.A.M. used at the beginning.

you can find the track here at the bottom of the page on the player....

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=143090168

[DragonMaster]

Modify a C64 emulator to send MIDI to the MBSID rather than using software emulation?

[TK.]

http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/midibox_speakjet

Best Regards, Thorsten.

[nebula]

I used S.A.M. for a few of my own projects back in the 1980's.  I had a lot of fun with it.  Usually I'd sample S.A.M. and play the phrases back via MIDI.  Back then I also had a 4-track cassette deck and a tape sync box, and I did one track where I wanted a lot of S.A.M. speech (way more than my S-330 could accomodate), so I did drop records to tape live from the C64.

I believe SAM worked by toggling the SID output off and on fast enough to produce audio.  I don't think it would be possible to emulate S.A.M. or most other real-time SID applications over MIDI, because MIDI is too slow.

It might be possible to implement some SAM features right on the PIC.  But in some very wise yet unattributed words of wisdom previously stated on this forum, if you're wondering how hard that would be, the answer is most probably "too hard for you".

[DragonMaster]

I believe SAM worked by toggling the SID output off and on fast enough to produce audio.

That's the only known way to use samples on a SID, I even think I read only 6581s can do this.

because MIDI is too slow.

When's OSC coming to the MIDIbox?

[stryd_one]

don't think it would be possible to emulate S.A.M. or most other real-time SID applications over MIDI, because MIDI is too slow.

What? You don't have to stream the on/off to the sid, you just send the pic a sysex command and it does the rest :)

Course.. PIC's don't pack a lot of sample ram. ;) Sure you could look at SRAM but... uhm... speakjet?