Digital effect on a SID

[Lall]

Hi all,

I've been busy these last weeks with the AL3201 chip from Alesis (now Wavefront semiconductors). This chip which can handle reverb, chorus and the likes is a perfect companion to the AL3101 of our Miss Parker project.

I'm at a point where the AL3101 and AL3201 run together and I've processed some SID sounds with this chip combination. I think it's a quite nice solution for digital effectorization of the SID...

You can find from the Web page how the whole thing is connected together. Even though I haven't done that, I'm pretty sure one could make quite easily a DIY board  containing the AD/DA, AL3101 and AL3201 chips. If you want elaborate control over the effects, a micro will be required otherwise simple EEPROM connected to the AL3101 containing pre-defined effects and the pre-defined effects of the AL3201 can make the job...

The sound samples are available from this page: http://www.axoris.be/MissParkerPlus.htm.

Best regards,

Lall

[Lall]

Hi all,

I've been busy these last weeks with the AL3201 chip from Alesis (now Wavefront semiconductors). This chip which can handle reverb, chorus and the likes is a perfect companion to the AL3101 of our Miss Parker project.

I'm at a point where the AL3101 and AL3201 run together and I've processed some SID sounds with this chip combination. I think it's a quite nice solution for digital effectorization of the SID...

You can find from the Web page how the whole thing is connected together. Even though I haven't done that, I'm pretty sure one could make quite easily a DIY board  containing the AD/DA, AL3101 and AL3201 chips. If you want elaborate control over the effects, a micro will be required otherwise simple EEPROM connected to the AL3101 containing pre-defined effects and the pre-defined effects of the AL3201 can make the job...

The sound samples are available from this page: http://www.axoris.be/MissParkerPlus.htm.

Best regards,

Lall