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Why can't it work like an FPGA? I set the coefficients in software, it programs the analog computer through a serial interface, and then I don't need to tweak k
by nextaccountic 5y ago
Why can't it work like an FPGA? I set the coefficients in software, it programs the analog computer through a serial interface, and then I don't need to tweak knobs every time I want to change something.
- regularfry 5y agoIt can do. Digital switching of analogue signal paths can absolutely be done. MAX335/336/337-type chips are one way of doing it, and they've been around for decades.
- munificent 5y agoThat could be done, yes. Perhaps a more interesting question is to ponder why an artist might not want that flexibility. How does it affect their creative process when in order to make a new sound the old one must be destroyed? Are there positives to that workflow?