Starting Point (Part 4)
(EMM Jun 81)
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Article from Electronics & Music Maker, May 1981 | |
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Starting Point (Part 4)
(EMM Jun 81)
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Digital Signal Processing (Part 1) |
The Matinee Organ (Part 1) |
The Syndrom - How it Works (Part 1) |
Workbench - Go Active! |
Chip Parade (Part 1) |
The Programmable Digital Sound Generator (Part 1) |
4780 Sequencer Modification |
HSR Stereo Autofader Project (Part 1) |
Lab Notes: Computer Music Without the Computer - or: What to do 'til your processor arrives. |
The Ins and Outs of Digital Design |
Add Muting, Decay/Release Isolation and/or End of Cycle Triggering to Your 4740 |
DIY Direct Inject Box - A high quality DI box circuit |
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