Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Mon Nov 04, 2013 11:58 am
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Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Tue Nov 05, 2013 2:44 am
SUPER EXCITED for this one!
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Tue Nov 05, 2013 3:05 am
Sorry for my slow reply! Yessir, that's the one and it's about 100 bucks. Programming with the Spin is half straight forward, half alien language. To be really good at it is to be really good at complicated math, but it's the same as analog electronics in that you can work with the parts without knowing exactly how they work, knowwhatimean? I know how to hook up an op-amp to do a few different things but I couldn't grab a bag of transistors and diodes and build one from scratch. The Spin is like that.. especially if you're good at learning backwards from examples.. between the knowledge base online, the forum, and all the sample code that Spin provides, you get shown how to do nearly everything in some way and you sort of have to figure out how to put it together from there. You get to mess with 1s and 0s tooJero wrote: This the one?...http://spinsemi.com/products.html
How involved/difficult is the programming or coming up with patches? Is it an alien language of zeros and ones or a little more straight forward than that?
Here's code for a nice treble control, a simple low pass filter that goes from no cut to really dark and by changing a number can go to an infinite shelf of silence.
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;Variable LPF
equ lp_filt reg0
equ kfilt reg1
;Set up Pot2 for filter control
rdax Pot2,0.99 ;read in Pot2, limit value to set maximum shelf
sof -1,0.999 ;invert rotation, knob up = filter up/more treble cut
wrax kfilt,0 ;save filter coefficient control
;Set up input, do filter, then output
rdax adcl, 1 ;read in left adc
rdax lp_filt,-1.0 ;read in filter register
mulx kfilt ;multiply by filter coefficient
rdax lp_filt,1.0 ;read in filter register
wrax dacl,0 ;write to left dacRe: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Tue Nov 05, 2013 3:55 am
This is all percolating nicely behind the scenes, guys, and I think we'll be on track for December questing for sure!
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Tue Nov 05, 2013 4:03 am
nicccccceRyan wrote:This is all percolating nicely behind the scenes, guys, and I think we'll be on track for December questing for sure!
Re: Been having a lot of fun with this lately....
Posted: Tue Nov 05, 2013 7:00 pm
Hopefully the etch looks close to this! Clean and simple!Ryan wrote:Good idea, Ian, the BQ would be a perfect tool for that with all the right controls to make any effect. Like a digital Inventobox! *smile*
This week I made the first BitQuest in real life, the first proto is borned and it works perfectly!
Here's the layout image:
I don't know exactly what we'll do for the finish or knobs, this is just for fun, but I could see it having the jewel.. jewels really suit an adventure quest in my opinion. And I just added the labels in Picasa but that's how the controls will go.
Side shot for jacks.. the expression jack will take over for digital control 1 letting you run the cool parameter of every patch with your foot. (filter freq, notch freq, pitch, delay time, sample rate, reverb decay, one cool control for each patch)
Kind of a tough build but that's part of the fun of the adventure!
So the box and pcb are pretty much sorted... now I just need another weekend or three to finish the code!
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Wed Nov 06, 2013 12:36 pm
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Wed Nov 06, 2013 5:22 pm
Do want.
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Thu Nov 07, 2013 5:40 pm
Deadly. I want this like a fat kid wants cake.
Ryan if you want any local bass guitar testers I will gladly bow down on your doorstep for the chance.
Sam will vouch for me (I hope, hah).
Ryan if you want any local bass guitar testers I will gladly bow down on your doorstep for the chance.
Sam will vouch for me (I hope, hah).
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2013 6:24 am
There's cake?
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2013 6:40 pm
A fat kid usually WANTS cake, but knows it's not good for them and will hate themselves for consuming it. I see no reason to hate myself if I consumed one of these babies. Therefore your analogy is poor.
jk
jk
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:43 pm
The etch is gonna look WAY WAY cooler than my prototype!
And yeah, all my pedals are made of cake... a stiff, dense cake that's packed full of minerals. Kinda like lembas bread that elves make.
And yeah, all my pedals are made of cake... a stiff, dense cake that's packed full of minerals. Kinda like lembas bread that elves make.
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 4:51 pm
Any idea of a price range for this one? Wanting to be ready and all 
Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 9:52 am
Hey Ryan, please include me on the etched list if there is one yet, cheers,
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Re: BitQuest! First proto build page 11
Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 8:08 pm
I can't wait for demos. I wanted to get a bit crusher but waiting to find out what Bit Quest has to offer since there is so much more options. I've never thought I'd be excited for digital distortion 