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Re: Lo Fi Looping
Hey David,
It sounds like an amazing idea. Whilst I'm not an expert on electronics,
I did study it when I was at school... ah, and I'd love an excuse to get
some breadboards :)
If you need anyone to beta-test via the web, I'm sure that I could
follow your instructions and copy what you make. Also, Dennis' idea of a
Loopers projects page would be a great idea....
10$ per loop.... hhhmmmm :) Imagine the possibilities... Maybe this is a
way to get more people into mainstream looping. This reminds me of the
time when computers first entered the home market - often in kit form.
Damn, I'm getting excited..... :)
On Wednesday, August 28, 2002, at 10:40 PM, David Myers wrote:
> Regarding the fairly recent post concerning the ZVEX LoFi looper...
>
> It seems to me that he is certainly using the Information Storage
> Devices
> chip (also sold by Radio Shack). I remember that there was some
> discussion
> here on that chip and it's possibilities a long time back.
>
> Has anyone had some experience utilizing that technology? I'm
> considering
> developing a bank of such simple loopers. The spec sheets are probably
> enough, but if anybody has done it, it might save some grief, and if I
> do
> this thing I'll be happy to post results/schematics, etc. I mean, the
> chip
> is like 10 bucks--loop for less if you can!
>
> Many thanks,
>
> David Lee Myers
> http://www.pulsewidth.com
>
>
>
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