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General Category => Amstrad CPC hardware => Topic started by: CraigsBar on 23:37, 23 December 14

Title: Hardware AY Chiptune Player.
Post by: CraigsBar on 23:37, 23 December 14
Hi hardware folks.


Quick Question time (I Know not again)


Having seen an Arduino driving a AY to play some serious CPC and ST chip tunes got me wondering.... Would this be possible from the RaspberryPi GPIO and a Breadboard also?


Imagine a RPi driving 1, 2 or 3 AY chips to play back CPC, Speccy and ST Chiptunes the way they are mean to be played... Not a emulation in site.


Does anyone know if this is even possible, Viable or otherwise.


It woudl look great on top of my Fuze cased Pi, possibly even resulting in a real audio tracker for the Pi and AY Chiptunes... Hink of it as a modern PlayCIty Development suite... I might play with my musical talents and see what I come up with... I seem to remember back in the day they stopped after a basic rendition of Hey Jude..... One note at a time.... UGH!!!


Craig

Title: Re: Hardware AY Chiptune Player.
Post by: Gryzor on 19:10, 24 December 14
Hm, linky for the Adruino project? I recently got an Arduino package to give as a present...
Title: Re: Hardware AY Chiptune Player.
Post by: CraigsBar on 00:36, 25 December 14
Let me find it again.
Title: Re: Hardware AY Chiptune Player.
Post by: CraigsBar on 01:08, 25 December 14
Arduino-controlled AY-3-8912 synthesizer: http://youtu.be/IWLY33ccXrU
Title: Re: Hardware AY Chiptune Player.
Post by: ralferoo on 17:25, 25 December 14
It's possible but the AY chip needs 5V IO and the raspberry pi is 3.3V IO, so you'd need to have some level shifters.
Title: Re: Hardware AY Chiptune Player.
Post by: TotO on 21:11, 25 December 14
Why redo things with Arduino, when you already got them on CPC?
You can link the PC with the CPC if a tracker need to replay on the real hardware...

Arkos Tracker already do that and that work great!
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