Thursday, July 17, 2008
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Are these commercially available? Seems like a killer concept, and i'm sure it's better done than Roland's VariOS.
ReplyDeleteI used to had a SoundArt Chameleon with Pauls Phoenix software. Really nice !!!
ReplyDeleteBut the three knobs and multiple menu structure limitation of the hardware was killing the fun to me.
The Spanish company stopped building them two years ago. Or was it three years ago?
Anyway, still THE thing to start DSP coding. But I never really dig into doing my own code.
And as a starting point, there are some open source projects available.
See here the whole story:
http://www.chameleon.synth.net
keep on turning these knobs
Till "Qwave" Kopper
There is a Chameleon forum that is starting to become active again on the Electro-Music website. Come check things out:
ReplyDeletehttp://electro-music.com/forum/index.php?f=168