RE: [microsound] [OT][tech*talk] dedicated to DSP?

[Derek Holzer <derek@xxxxxx>]

I'm interested in doing two things:

1) sound design, which many of the DSP units would be good for... 'nuff said.

and

2) realtime sample manipulation, which precious few DSP units really do. at 
best, you can stream a sound through them, but doing something complicated like 
convolution or granulation requires the sample to held on-board. i'm writing to 
DSP-Arts to see if this is something the Tauron would be good for. They've been 
pretty helpful so far with specs and example patches. i'll get back to the list 
if sample  manipulation is also an option.

is chameleon good on this sample-based level? igor, can you send a URL for the 
manufacturer?

any others?

best,
derek


Quoting Igor Medeiros <igormpc@xxxxxxxxxxx>:

--> If you´re a modular guy, the nord is the best alternative. I own one kb 
--> version and i´m very satisfied for my need. I have a mpc2000 for my sampler
--> 
--> needs, and just miss granular in realtime. the sound chameleon is more 
--> interesting if you´re more programmer to make your own sounds. I´m waiting
--> 
--> to see some examples of chameleon to use one instead of reaktor for my 
--> granular needs. and if you were more hardware orientaded like me, it´s 
--> better than a laptop on stage.
--> 
--> is there any other piece of hardware that you know than can make granular
--> in 
--> realtime? the kyma is great, but expensive...
--> 
--> 
--> Igor Medeiros
--> 
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