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3rd May 2005, 12:47 PM
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Computer CDROM pitch
I was pondering, What would it take to create a variable pitch mechanism on computer CDROM.
(I'm thinking low-tech here using the internals) Can you "fool" it by altering one of the clocks or does it become an elaborate splitting of clocks and altering some inputs. I know one can do it outboard , lots-a-ram, sampling etc but as a "hack"? D
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4th May 2005, 01:02 AM
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sounds do-able?
Lupulroz: When injecting clock in a NEC cd-rom drive I managed to hear sound at 1/2 speed, I think. Maybe if you install a DDS it will work fine. Double CD player from CDROMS
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