has anyone tried to control the dsp factory
via a mios project or something similar…
it should behave like an external 01v…
i use for visualisation the c-mexx prog for the dsp factory
as it lets control everything of the dsp factory…
Yeh Flownezz and I were discussing this earlier on (there are several old ISA cards which could be made to do beautiful things with MIOS) , but we will all have to calm down a little until TK can work his magic and make us an IDE interface…
Or you could do it for us ;)
an IDE interface???
there is some PIC to IDE diy project …
looking for it …
oh yes, I know (and even with intel 8051 chip). But I can see what we can do with a IDE interface in midibox…;D
I think the only reason it can’t be controlled directly is that it hasn’t any midi drivers.
I use a DSP2416 with CakeWalk9 and an AudioX driver. Cakewalk allows me to map control of bits of the card from a midi message from another midi device (currently a Control Freak…but before I found this site). I use the freak to control channel levels and muting, but could do a more. I don’t think it can handle the bussing or effects selections.
I guess my answer is that you should be able to with the right software without waiting for any hardware development.
There was a small app that midi enabled the DSP around a year or so back. I didn’t download it and I don’t know if its still around.
Steve.
hi stephen, i use c-console from c-mexx, but i´d be happier, if i could use the remote o1v setup, by cubase itself…
so i asked if there is someone here who tried to modify midi to this
purposes…
another prog (c-console), means sometimes that i have to reset my
2 dsp factorys (audio breaks)..
so it would be fine if cubase thinks there are 2 o1v on the midi line who remotes the 2 pci cards…
besides that it works quite well with this configuration now…
if someone allready tried to control something like this
i would be happy about any comments about this theme
just to make it clear…