[KoshNaranek]

If you put out a version that *only* runs on BSD, I am so buying it.  :bigsmile_face:

If you need an alpha testor for the BSD version, I would not need hand holding, and think Bigro and rmoody would also be qualified.

 

[wink]

   
If you put out a version that *only* runs on electricity, I am so buying it. 

FTFY...   

 

[artur9]

If you need an alpha testor for the BSD version, I would not need hand holding, and think Bigro and rmoody would also be qualified.

So, when will pkg install manhattan work?

 

[leafy7382]

I believe Manhattan is related to this
https://youtu.be/eEdo32oOmcE

 

[madwolfa]

I believe Manhattan is related to this
https://youtu.be/eEdo32oOmcE

 
And the name of the YouTuber... Hmm...

 

[bigro]

If you need an alpha testor for the BSD version, I would not need hand holding, and think Bigro and rmoody would also be qualified.

I agree with this statement, After all I did Name My Dog after one of the Norse Gods to Gain Favoritism.

 

[djchup]

I believe Manhattan is related to this
https://youtu.be/eEdo32oOmcE

I don't know about Manhattan being related to 'mood-based listening'... But I believe that you found Dr. Alphabet

 

[leafy7382]

I did mean the YouTuber, couldn't share the channel URL from the mobile app

 

[peterzzz]

If you need an alpha testor for the BSD version, I would not need hand holding, and think Bigro and rmoody would also be qualified.

And here I was thinking what DEC Alpha had the nickname 'testor'.

 

[jsiegel14072]

So I saw this output from CES2017, not sure if this is the final plan, or still a work in progress
 

 

[bigro]

  So I saw this output from CES2017, not sure if this is the final plan, or still a work in progress
 

Hmm this seems to forget the mention of the "Origami" Process Where files are "Folded". What a Crock. Sounds Like a Fancy way of Saying compression.

 

[Ableza]

Electronic origami: a signal enclosed in a packet. Sounds eerily familiar.

 

[Blue Warper]

Hi, Mike!
There are some question I had been wishing to ask for a long time about the digital filter implemented in Schiit's new multibit DACs, but never did.
 
So, here they are:
 
1) Is this (megacomboburrito) filter exactly the same once found in the Theta Digital D/A converters?  Or is the Schiit one a more refined, better optimized version (or evolution) of that one?
2a) If the Schiit filter is a more refined version of the Theta filter (I understand that the two would be conceptually more similar than different, in any case), is this because you managed to refine it recently or you already had it available and 'perfected' at the time, but you couldn't implement it due to (for example) hardware constraints back then?
2b) [closely related] In this latter case (i.e. if Theta digital filter was the same as Schiit's current one), should you have had a more powerful DSP processor than that Motorola one at that time, do you feel the digital filter section of the Theta DACs designed by you would be the same as the Schiit multibit DACs?
 
I'm just genuinely curious about whether your supermegacomboburrito filter is something you perfected during all this time or you were somehow held back by the computing power and/or hardware restrictions of that time and 'forced' to implement a 'lesser perfect' version of that very filter?
 
Anyway, as a Schiit gear owner, thank you for all the wonderful audio devices you designed, along with Jason and all the people working at Schiit!
And thanks for your patience and time!
 
PS - Looking forward to seeing the Manhattan Project, whatever it's gonna be!

 

[madwolfa]

  1) Is this (megacomboburrito) filter exactly the same once found in the Theta Digital D/A converters?  Or is the Schiit one a more refined, better optimized version (or evolution) of that one?

 
As far as I understood, the megacomboburrito filter is first of a kind in Yggy. Development took a long time and it only recently came to fruition.
 
Theta mostly used "off-the-shelf" digital filters.

 

[Clemmaster]

As far as I understood, the megacomboburrito filter is first of a kind in Yggy. Development took a long time and it only recently came to fruition.

Theta mostly used "off-the-shelf" digital filters.

The Theta have the burrito filter. Not off the shelf.