From James Husted Sent Fri, Jul 10th 1998, 16:42
From James Husted Sent Fri, Jul 10th 1998, 16:42
This thing sounds alot like a mirage sampler without the 8voices and filters. A used Mirage rack cost about US$250. It of course isn't voltage controlled but still works great (I have 3 of them!) -james >The Doepfer A-112 Sampler module is a basic 8-bit sampler with 128K of RAM, >sample rates are from 2KHz to 79KHz (typically 4 seconds at 32KHz), and it >plays back over a 5 octave range. The memory is divided into 2 banks. In >Wavetable mode each block is divided into 256 blocks of 256 byte samples, >then the wavetable start block can be swept by a CV. The only snag is, you >cannot really create the wavetables on the A-112, you need to do this on a >PC and the A-112 comes with the relevant download software to do this with >(DOS program). >The A-112 also doubles up as a pitch shifter and a digital delay unit, >though I haven't worked this out yet (only a German manual at the moment!). > >Andy Horrell ******************************************************** James Husted The Ersatz Planet Graphics and Sound xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx http://www.halcyon.com/jhusted/welcome.htm Technical Illustration, Rendering, and Soundscapes ********************************************************