nope. gonna close these tabs. i don't need to waste time reading about how to build a desktop synthesizer out of atmega chips with firmware that simulate SIDs 
@icedquinn@blob.cat uhhhhh link me pls
@purple i looked in to these some while back. swan sid is like, you have to flash a little atmega chip but then it tries to emulate the original SID pin-identically. i dunno how the sounds compare.
my only interaction with SIDs is that LMMS has a thing based on them and i never understood how to use it.
my only interaction with SIDs is that LMMS has a thing based on them and i never understood how to use it.
@icedquinn@blob.cat i posted a few stereo rips from the swinsid x2. sounds excellent imo
anyway i was hoping for source code. oh well :( thanks tho!
@purple http://www.swinkels.tvtom.pl/swinsid/ its just on the page 
although they wrote it in assembly so there isn't much to look at
although they wrote it in assembly so there isn't much to look at
@icedquinn@blob.cat its in assembly for a version that can't be built any more. also i don't speak avr asm (big yikes from me)
anyway.
@purple i also do not speak smol compute assembly 
tis why i suggest the odin
tis why i suggest the odin
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@icedquinn @purple I've never done AVR but I know pic assembly is super easy (because it's the only way the chips were intended to be programmed.)
