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by an-unknown 4y ago
> What is actually possible to get your hands on now? You can get your hands on many different chips right now, including many different STM32 microcontrollers. The more important question is "at what price" though, because som
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by an-unknown 4y ago
> I don't think it's fair to blame France, they have long been pushing for nuclear as evidenced by their energy sources […] … and right now you can see how "successful" they are with their nuclear power plants: so &qu
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by an-unknown 4y ago
Except that's exactly the point: if you do this in your spare time, the development time is essentially "free". The only things that cost money if you do it in your spare time are the actual materials / PCBs / compo
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by an-unknown 4y ago
> The trouble comes when it absolutely will not, because the sound of the 'vintage digital gear' is heavily influenced by the primitive DACS and typically non-miniaturized circuitry putting out a relatively low-bit sound with s
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by an-unknown 4y ago
Interestingly enough, it seems like the KORG wavestate is actually based on some Raspberry Pi, according to KORG's github page, so you can definitely get less than 40ms latency and no stutter. And yeah, Teensy or even FPGA evaluation b
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by an-unknown 4y ago
If you actually build one yourself (not just limited to this particular mixer, but also e.g. analog synthesizers, FM synthesizers, samplers, …), you'll be surprised by how ridiculously overpriced almost all of the available audio hardw
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by an-unknown 4y ago
Back in the day, it somewhat made sense that polyphonic synthesizers were expensive, since the electronics itself was expensive. Today, if you have a few weekends time, you can rather easily design your own custom analog polyphonic synthesi
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by an-unknown 5y ago
In many cases it's not necessary though. Most "pro" audio interfaces support MacOS because they are "class compliant" and therefore don't need extra drivers on MacOS. You could also say "no major audio int
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by an-unknown 5y ago
If you were thinking about e.g. Dante for proprietary protocols, then of course there are non-proprietary protocols too, like e.g. AES67. Alternatively, if you prefer a protocol at a lower level / without IP, then AVB/TSN is anoth
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by an-unknown 5y ago
What's missing here is type information. This is the reason why the decompiled code is quite unreadable. How to solve this: try to figure out what these missing types (like structs, arrays, ...) are, by looking at how the code uses the
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by an-unknown 5y ago
PlaidCTF 2020 had an interesting challenge, where you had to write a minimal 64bit shared object file which had to spawn a shell when preloaded to any (dynamically linked) program. There are write-ups describing how people did it: https:&#