Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Hello Friends, in one of my previous video I show you the McQub, an AdMOS QDSP1000 based prototype wavetable module from Serdaco. This module features the QS1003 waverom that is 2 MB. Most of us already knew the QDSP1000, but mostly it comes with the QS1001 rom that is 0.5 MB. So I immediately ask myself how different these two will sound. Luckily I had the Highscreen Sound-Boostar 32 already, so I could make this comparison. I chose the same tracks as in the McQub, just a few tracks and seconds.
Track-List:
00:01 R.O.T.T. - Work Day
00:40 Doom 2 - Sandy's City
01:20 Doom 2 - Readme
02:00 Descent 2 Map 2
Listen - enjoy - like - subscirbe
Ernie,
PC-SOUND-LEGACY
Hello Friends, in one of my previous video I show you the McQub, an AdMOS QDSP1000 based prototype wavetable module from Serdaco. This module features the QS1003 waverom that is 2 MB. Most of us already knew the QDSP1000, but mostly it comes with the QS1001 rom that is 0.5 MB. So I immediately ask myself how different these two will sound. Luckily I had the Highscreen Sound-Boostar 32 already, so I could make this comparison. I chose the same tracks as in the McQub, just a few tracks and seconds.
Track-List:
00:01 R.O.T.T. - Work Day
00:40 Doom 2 - Sandy's City
01:20 Doom 2 - Readme
02:00 Descent 2 Map 2
Listen - enjoy - like - subscirbe
Ernie,
PC-SOUND-LEGACY










