I really like your project. Could you please tell me, how did you cope with multiple keys pressed simultaneously? I mean DSP stuff: summing of several signals and scale them into 24bit resolution.
@amplifier88 Generator resolution is 12 Bit and notes are added to 24 bit busbar accumulators, truncated to 16 bit audio finally. Generator signals are compressed in volume as on a real hammond when pressing several keys that access the same generator note, simulating the load sag.
Amazing ! Thanks !
lyrez62 1 day ago
DUde, do you have any paper for us to read and get into your work? Thanks!
leocechet 2 months ago
A tube in an FPGA circuit? YOU are MAD!
tbsys31061 3 months ago
I really like your project. Could you please tell me, how did you cope with multiple keys pressed simultaneously? I mean DSP stuff: summing of several signals and scale them into 24bit resolution.
amplifier88 3 months ago
@amplifier88 Generator resolution is 12 Bit and notes are added to 24 bit busbar accumulators, truncated to 16 bit audio finally. Generator signals are compressed in volume as on a real hammond when pressing several keys that access the same generator note, simulating the load sag.
B0VIST 3 months ago
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amplifier88 3 months ago
Damn Dude!!! this was a great implementation! Good Job!
studleylee 6 months ago
Great job
Mazenaounallah 7 months ago
@MrBuexav
HOAX stand for "Hammond on a XILINX (FPGA)". Yes, it's real (physical modelling). See my other videos for further details.
B0VIST 9 months ago
Waouuu ! Incredible !
But the name "HOAX" makes me think it's a joke !
Is it really serious ????
MrBluexav 9 months ago
Very cool!
Where you buy the controls keys?
aquinoChaveDigital 1 year ago
@aquinoChaveDigital
The drawbars were scavenged from an old WERSI organ. The illuminated momentary switches are from MEC denmark, called IlluMEC.
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B0VIST 11 months ago