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Subject: Re: [scratchml] Audio Splitter + 25khz adder box thingy
From: Dan Moore <d...@eachscape.com>
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> =A0b. an fpga that is doing analysis in hardware

I have a fairly nice fpga if anyone wants to borrow it to try to do
this.  I hate writing VHDL (i.e. I'm terrible at it and forgot it
after I learned it) It is currently in storage and I'll be bringing it
to NYC with the rest of my gear in a couple weeks.

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Dan Moore