Digital Sound Studio

Solid Snake · 25 March 2006, 18:08

I found a GVP DSS8 (Digital Sound Studio) interface and rca L/R audio leads with an A500. Unfortunately, there was no software in the box.

Does anyone know what software is required to use this interface?

ant512 · 25 March 2006, 18:19

It's a standard parallel port sampler. You either need the Digital Sound Studio software (which can sample in up to 56KHz), or a generic sampler package (Technosound Turbo, OctaMED, etc).

DSS8 software can be nabbed from PlanetEmu:

http://www.planetemu.net/index.php?s...owrom&id=20357

You just need some way of getting the ADF to the Amiga.

Solid Snake · 25 March 2006, 21:43

Many thanks for the speedy reply! Another happy Amigan

Leo42 · 06 January 2017, 14:33

The link is down

If I remember correctly, there was an aditionnal disk with demo modules & samples that were made with DSS: anyone would have these ?

emufan · 06 January 2017, 14:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leo42

The link is down

If I remember correctly, there was an aditionnal disk with demo modules & samples that were made with DSS: anyone would have these ?

Recherche == Search

on the eab ftp you can find more DSS results - Digital Sound Studio.

adrdesign · 06 January 2017, 15:23

IMHO the best 8bit sampler available for amiga. You should calibrate DC offset (center Y axis) using GVPSampCtrl and set the lowpass filter with the same tool, according to the samplerate you are using (usually 1/2 of the sampling rate). Turn off your computer monitor while sampling will reduce some noise. Good luck.

source · 06 January 2017, 17:05

Audiomaster may be another. I remember back in the day we had made a sampler and we used audiomaster to capture the audio. It would likely work for the GVP sampler.

idrougge · 07 January 2017, 00:24

Audiomaster is great. Audition is another alternative.

hyperlogos · 03 August 2017, 03:50

In case anyone would like to be saved the trouble of searching planetemu the download is currently at http://www.planetemu.net/?section=ro...wrom&id=515567

I have a DSS8... +? (clear case unit) haven't tested it yet. Picked it up out of a big pile of garbage cables at a flea market. Not sure which bin I threw it into, but I know I still have it

25 March 2006, 18:08	#1
Solid Snake Wonderful World Of Amiga Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 362	Digital Sound Studio I found a GVP DSS8 (Digital Sound Studio) interface and rca L/R audio leads with an A500. Unfortunately, there was no software in the box. Does anyone know what software is required to use this interface?

25 March 2006, 21:43	#3
Solid Snake Wonderful World Of Amiga Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 362	Cheers dude Many thanks for the speedy reply! Another happy Amigan

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25 March 2006, 18:19	#2
ant512 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: California Posts: 965	It's a standard parallel port sampler. You either need the Digital Sound Studio software (which can sample in up to 56KHz), or a generic sampler package (Technosound Turbo, OctaMED, etc). DSS8 software can be nabbed from PlanetEmu: http://www.planetemu.net/index.php?s...owrom&id=20357 You just need some way of getting the ADF to the Amiga.

06 January 2017, 14:33	#4
Leo42 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Paris Posts: 134	The link is down If I remember correctly, there was an aditionnal disk with demo modules & samples that were made with DSS: anyone would have these ?

06 January 2017, 15:23	#6
adrdesign Registered User Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Spain Age: 45 Posts: 314	IMHO the best 8bit sampler available for amiga. You should calibrate DC offset (center Y axis) using GVPSampCtrl and set the lowpass filter with the same tool, according to the samplerate you are using (usually 1/2 of the sampling rate). Turn off your computer monitor while sampling will reduce some noise. Good luck.

06 January 2017, 17:05	#7
source Zone Friend Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 734	Audiomaster may be another. I remember back in the day we had made a sampler and we used audiomaster to capture the audio. It would likely work for the GVP sampler.

07 January 2017, 00:24	#8
idrougge Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Stockholm Posts: 4,356	Audiomaster is great. Audition is another alternative.

03 August 2017, 03:50	#9
hyperlogos Registered User Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: California Posts: 47	In case anyone would like to be saved the trouble of searching planetemu the download is currently at http://www.planetemu.net/?section=ro...wrom&id=515567 I have a DSS8... +? (clear case unit) haven't tested it yet. Picked it up out of a big pile of garbage cables at a flea market. Not sure which bin I threw it into, but I know I still have it

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