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Oh I see, sorry yes. That said, there are certain ICs which are simply too funky for FPGAs to manage, for example the SID chip, which had a number of analogue
by b800h 3y ago
Oh I see, sorry yes.
That said, there are certain ICs which are simply too funky for FPGAs to manage, for example the SID chip, which had a number of analogue components on the IC to enhance the sounds it produced. Having a hobbyist method for producing something like that would be cool too.
- blincoln 3y agoI don't know how big the market is, but there are definitely musicians out there who would love to be able to buy clones of a wide variety of out-of-production analogue ICs to restore vintage equipment, build kits that depend on those parts, and so on. VCFs, VCOs, etc.