How about a Jupiter ASB?
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Yeah, but before that CW would need programmers that are able to write DSP code from scratch.
In the past, it was mainly Klaus Piehl that wrote the algorithms for the virtual analog emulations. But he works now for Wizoo.
You have to see that the new ASBs are all based on existing code.
I also would really appreciate a good Jupiter-8 emu, but it probably won't happen (at least not at Creamware).
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In the past, it was mainly Klaus Piehl that wrote the algorithms for the virtual analog emulations. But he works now for Wizoo.
You have to see that the new ASBs are all based on existing code.
I also would really appreciate a good Jupiter-8 emu, but it probably won't happen (at least not at Creamware).
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It's not just about writing DSP code. It's also about having a deep knowledge in analog circuits, electrical engineering, and higher maths.On 2005-12-30 14:47, Shayne White wrote:
Well, Klaus isn't the only guy in the world who can write DSP code. Once CWA makes some money off these ASB boxes (they could release Prodyssy ASB if they wanted to and have three ASB boxes), they might be able to hire someone else and move forward.