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There is currently no advantage if you build this incomplete (!) version - the project is stalled as long as no STM32 derivative with 512k flash and simultaneous access to CAN and USB interface is available.

The V3 firmware was only "prove of concept" and some personal C++ practice. It could take another year until it will be continued - or maybe I should just cancel it and focus a new synth? :ahappy:

Best Regards, Thorsten.

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There's nothing magic in the CEM3372. Some other CEM chips also support pole switching. Some, like the CEM3378/79 don't do it as easily. Better leave them for spares for the good old stuff like Chroma Polaris and such.

If you want to see pole mixing done with readily available components you could take a look at the 4 Pole Mission Shruthi. The Ambika didn't realize a full version of that due to component count/cost, but it can certainly be done.

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