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#AMIGA-MUSIC

#: 35927 S1/AudiophileForum unknown
    10-Oct-86 19:33:49
Sb: #35888-#AMIGA-MUSIC
Fm: Richard Rae 72177,3516
To: Steven Bennett 70046,441

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Steve, Hmmm, the second method you mentioned sounds more like what I'm referring to. The amplitude control bits _definitely_ ain't it, as I distinctly remember people talking about 8 bit audio/ 6 bit amplitude and _then_ saying "…and it's got this high resolution mode too…". Besides, you know as well as or better than I that 8 bits with 4 bits of amplitude control is NOT equivalent to a 14 bit DAC for several reasons. I'd say your second approach was it, save for one thing… the comments I've read refer to stacking the two channels on each side together for a single left and right output. Almost sounds like there's a mode that slips DAC A's 8 bits inside the LSB of DAC B. Any other clues? P.S., If you're gonna change the amplitude bits "on the fly", with the CPU, as bits of the waveform proper, then you're gonna eat up one HECK of a lot of processor time. I gotta think there's an easier way.