@jeriellsworth 16 bit precision on the frequency. Proper noise/triangle/saw/pwm (and 12 bit precision on even that) waveforms. Proper (maybe a bit buggy) envelopes. Sync/ring mod.
Oh and that filter.
I mean it was night and day incomparable to anything else beeping and blooping out there!
@AgingWheels@Superfast Looks very slick! How well does the ink resist coming off / would it be worth the time / bother to add a layer of clear heat shrink over top I wonder..!
@eevblog A while back I brought in some windowed IC’s and a microscope for my kids’ grade 1 class, along with getting them to all help build and program a simple arduino robot. They all loved it, especially the details in the windowed ICs (“it’s like a little city with roads!”)
@crdudeyoutube@ooonRacc Jumping *peppers* this is *smiley* time! 25 or so years later and whenever I see anything in *asterisks* I still think of the Orz in Starcon2…!
@kenshirriff@ComputerHistory These sorts of markers used to be used on 35mm film for automation cues (dim house lights after trailers, move masking curtains, restore house lights etc)
@eevblog@hadarachconsult If I recall, they had him say the words backwards (eg game a play we shall) and then stitched the words forwards again (likely with tape and a razor blade..) to get a more authentic staccato “computer” voice…