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April 17th
 
April 17th
  
Interested in changing project topics. Contacted [http://http://www.plogue.com/ Plogue] to see if I could help them with a circuit modeling project. They make a really cool project called [http://www.plogue.com/products/chipsounds/ ChipSounds], which "authentically emulates 15 vintage 8bit-era sound chips (on top of their variants), down to their smallest idiosyncrasies." In addition to sounding ([http://youtu.be/oti8-TU7B30 really awesome]), the [http://ploguechipsounds.blogspot.com/ research] that goes into developing this product lines up quite well with my research interests.
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Interested in changing project topics. Contacted [http://http://www.plogue.com/ Plogue] to see if I could help them with a circuit modeling project. They make a really cool project called [http://www.plogue.com/products/chipsounds/ ChipSounds], which "authentically emulates 15 vintage 8bit-era sound chips (on top of their variants), down to their smallest idiosyncrasies" in VST/AU/RTAS plugins. In addition to sounding [http://youtu.be/oti8-TU7B30 really awesome], the [http://ploguechipsounds.blogspot.com/ research] that goes into developing this product lines up quite well with my research interests (and interest in the compositional restraints, cool sounds, and retro cachet of chiptunes).
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April 18th
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David Viens from Plogue responded! They are interested in having me work on an analog circuit modeling, and have suggested a few possible projects. They are currently developing a [http://www.plogue.com/namm-2011-teaser-for-the-new-vstaurtas-effect-from-plogue new plugin] that also seems very cool. As a fan of old consumer synths and sound making devices, I noticed a lot of familiar circuits and faces in their promo video!
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I've responded and let them know about the two projects that I'm most interested in.
  
 
April 19th
 
April 19th
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I need to figure out the legal/intellectual property/&c. issues involved with doing a project for a company as coursework in a graduate class. Hoping to get this cleared up with Prof. Chafe (or other folks who are aware... Spencer? Jiffer?) in the class meeting today, so I can move forward in talks with Plogue and start doing some circuit modeling!

Revision as of 10:51, 19 April 2012

April 17th

Interested in changing project topics. Contacted Plogue to see if I could help them with a circuit modeling project. They make a really cool project called ChipSounds, which "authentically emulates 15 vintage 8bit-era sound chips (on top of their variants), down to their smallest idiosyncrasies" in VST/AU/RTAS plugins. In addition to sounding really awesome, the research that goes into developing this product lines up quite well with my research interests (and interest in the compositional restraints, cool sounds, and retro cachet of chiptunes).

April 18th

David Viens from Plogue responded! They are interested in having me work on an analog circuit modeling, and have suggested a few possible projects. They are currently developing a new plugin that also seems very cool. As a fan of old consumer synths and sound making devices, I noticed a lot of familiar circuits and faces in their promo video!

I've responded and let them know about the two projects that I'm most interested in.

April 19th

I need to figure out the legal/intellectual property/&c. issues involved with doing a project for a company as coursework in a graduate class. Hoping to get this cleared up with Prof. Chafe (or other folks who are aware... Spencer? Jiffer?) in the class meeting today, so I can move forward in talks with Plogue and start doing some circuit modeling!