Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Hello friends,
in my last video I show you the Serdaco McQub prototype - a beautiful tiny wavetable module featuring the AdMOS QDSP QS1000 with the 2 MB QS1003 ROM. So I ask myself how the AdMOS performs with the budget orientated and more common QS1001A ROM with just 0.5 MB. I immediately remember this beautiful Highscreen Sound-Boostar 32 card with this exact wavetable and recorded a great track from Rise of the Triad.
The cards audio controller is the Analog Devices AD1816, known for its strange FM. In my next video I will show you that there are tracks that sounding very well on it.
But for today, listen and enjoy the AdMOS QDSP in action.
Cheers,
Ernie,
PC-SOUND-LEGACY
Hello friends,
in my last video I show you the Serdaco McQub prototype - a beautiful tiny wavetable module featuring the AdMOS QDSP QS1000 with the 2 MB QS1003 ROM. So I ask myself how the AdMOS performs with the budget orientated and more common QS1001A ROM with just 0.5 MB. I immediately remember this beautiful Highscreen Sound-Boostar 32 card with this exact wavetable and recorded a great track from Rise of the Triad.
The cards audio controller is the Analog Devices AD1816, known for its strange FM. In my next video I will show you that there are tracks that sounding very well on it.
But for today, listen and enjoy the AdMOS QDSP in action.
Cheers,
Ernie,
PC-SOUND-LEGACY
