bard@jessica.stanford.edu (David Hopper) (05/02/91)
In article <231b3678.673126951@fergvax> 231b3678@fergvax.unl.edu (Phil Dietz) writes: > >Well I'd be a real task getting it to work on a SPARC. There are two >limiting factors that make Noisetrackers a bad descision on a SPARC: [lack of linear sampling and limitation of 8000 samples/sec] Wow. I read this with great interest. My project for the summer would have been a module player for the NeXT. I'm a fledgeling programmer, and I don't know too much about programming the NeXT, but since I've got one I might as well use it. I assumed the DSP could play the samples-- at the very least it could emulate it, right? Does anyone know of any obstacles I might run across in trying to make one of these things? No flames about this being in the wrong group. This is about tracker modules, not the NeXT. I still love my Amy more ;-) > o __ | o Shield of Phil Dietz Dave Hopper | /// Anthro Creep | Academic Info Resources, Stanford |__ /// . . | Macincrap/UNIX Consultant bard@jessica. |\\\/// Ia! Ia! | -- Just remember: love is life, and Stanford.EDU | \XX/ Shub-Niggurath! | hate is living death. :Black Sabbath