Spin Semiconductor

I loved the installation you've made! very convenient, no wires hanging around, pretty cool idea to get this all in a big box with all the inputs and outputs nicely made. Though the video is just too basic if you ask me. Would be more impressive if you used some of the sample codes that go with the ...

ok, I see, no prob man.

The hint with crossfading earlier is worth developing further, thanks for it!

Hey Don!

Can you share the code that you're working on? maybe someone could add his thoughts to it. I'm currently starting my own experiments with FV-1 and this code could be really helpful for everyone including myself.

PLEEEEEEASE?

Is there a debugger for SpinAsm (like Turbo debugger for TASM) to track the value of registers after each operation? Would be of great help to me as lurking through the code trying to memorize which value you have when there are 15 registers is truly slowing down. Would also help to avoid mistakes l...

Oh, I see now
So I guess producing a pitch shifter without this delay is physically impossible

goddamn physics

Thanks anyways, have to confess I've learned a lot about sound processing thanks to your company already and still so much more to learn!

You're awesome! keep it up

Thanks a lot for the reply! Am I assuming correctly: the full cycle of frequency doesn't "get on board" because the chip response (feedback, samples-in frequency, not sure how I should call it in English, but I hope I'm making the point) is not fast enough for smaller buffer. Which means i...

Hello Frank, The question is the following: in the octave generator if we use the buffer size 4096 there is a slight delay in the signal (really small, but annoying), if we reduce the buffer size (to 2048, 1024, or 512) then the delay disappears, but the pitch is not exact (not an octave shift, but ...