Wow. Lucky you! That must be fun to play with! I know there are some audio to midi converters out there...while I can't vie for them personally. that would, in theory, get the notes and the timing into a MIDI file. As far as the tone, I don't know of any sort of thing that would do it automatically... fortunately tone generation on the Triadex MUSE is so basic that it should be simple enough to easily program the SID's tone close enough for horseshoes or hand grenades. (binary output to DAC would imply a pulse/square wave) from https://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/triadex_muse.php: "It's too bad the Muse used a proprietary I/O for communicating with other Triadex products, as it means the Muse can not be used to control any other synthesizers." This is true, as if it had typical CV output, there are so many great converters to MIDI. :) Walter ++++++++++++++++++++++ https://jwalterhawkes.com like to know where/when I'm playing? Click here <https://jwalterhawkes.com/contact/mlist> to sign up for my list, and let the babble begin. On Fri, Jan 21, 2022 at 1:07 PM Bill Degnan <billdegnan_at_gmail.com> wrote: > Does anyone have a process for converting actual tone and timing output > from a sequencer into a file, which could then be converted to SID, at > least the basics of it? > > I realize why it would be tough to do, but I was wondering if there was > any kind of hardware that was made for such a task, or someone has worked > through and documented the process. > > I ask because I have an old Triadex MUSE that kicks out some serious > patterns that would be perfect for SID chip bending or as a game background > soundtrack > > Thanks > > Bill Degnan >Received on 2022-01-21 20:04:31
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