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Yes I have these too! Dox here:

Put the seq in slave mode and tick the USB port in midi clock destination in project synchronization setup. This will send a clock signal to the seq and start /stop messages. I suppose, but no seq hardware to test atm.

I'm just only now getting my head around this amazing piece of firmware. It is a great platform for implementing a DB50XG driver than hardcoding into MIDIO128 i suppose. A feature request though: is it useful to put a midi clock or even a basic midi file player in? Like in MIDIO128. My envisaged use case is MBNG as a master midi device, a FCB1010 foot controller and a SEQ V4.

I will check my spare stuff for you later today. No spares, I'm sorry.

I tried to build a hand wired control surface for the SEQ on vero board with a DIO matrix and two DIN iirc. I used the matrix configuration and it was a long and lousy though educative job to me. Hawkeye is right: a HUGE amount of wires.. I got it working at a 95% level, (pretty good considering my skill level) but not far enough to work with it comfortably. So I ended up ordering Smashes / wilba's cs pcb in the end.. I also want to build the SID but did not hesitate a sec and got those pcb's as well. I am not yet up to the more complex custom control surfaces, the SCS for the midio128 is much easier. Personal experience only of course.

The link brings you to the wiki page. Under 3 an 4 you find instructions to set up environment variables. export MIOS32_PATH=~/svn/mios32/trunk export MIOS32_BIN_PATH=$MIOS32_PATH/bin export MIOS32_GCC_PREFIX=arm-none-eabi export MIOS32_FAMILY=LPC17xx export MIOS32_PROCESSOR=LPC1769 export MIOS32_BOARD=MBHP_CORE_LPC17 export MIOS32_LCD=universal All these must be entered in Xcode as in my post under 3. Eg. Setting name MIOS32_LCD and value universal.

TK you're like a heat seeking missile. Works like a charm! Thanks a million!

Oh thank you! I will test that. I took out one wire, so I'll have to solder it back on again. But basicly, both cores are drowning one another in clock signals, right? I uploaded the prebuilt midio128 v3.16. it has clock filtering in the menu right; and the seq v4.078 does not.

Thank you TK, you're very supportive this is the router output from the SEQ V4 application [13234.128] MIDI Router Nodes (change with 'set router <node> <in-port> <channel> <out-port> <channel>) [13234.129] Example: set router 1 IN1 all USB1 all [13234.129] 1 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 2 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 3 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 4 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 5 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 6 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 7 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 8 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 9 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 10 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 11 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 12 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 13 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 14 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.131] 15 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.131] 16 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.131] [13234.131] MIDI Clock (change with 'set mclk_in <in-port> <on|off>' resp. 'set mclk_out <out-port> <on|off>') [13234.131] USB1 IN:on OUT:on [13234.131] USB2 IN:off OUT:on [13234.131] USB3 IN:off OUT:on [13234.131] USB4 IN:off OUT:on [13234.131] MID1 IN:on OUT:on [13234.131] MID2 IN:on OUT:on [13234.131] MID3 IN:on OUT:on [13234.132] MID4 IN:on OUT:on [13234.132] IIC1 IN:--- OUT:--- [13234.132] IIC2 IN:--- OUT:--- [13234.132] IIC3 IN:--- OUT:--- [13234.132] IIC4 IN:--- OUT:--- [13234.132] OSC1 IN:on OUT:on [13234.132] OSC2 IN:off OUT:on [13234.132] OSC3 IN:off OUT:on [13234.133] OSC4 IN:off OUT:on and here it is from the midio128. [ 13234.128] MIDI Router Nodes (change with 'set router <node> <in-port> <channel> <out-port> <channel>) [13234.129] Example: set router 1 IN1 all USB1 all [13234.129] 1 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 2 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 3 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 4 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 5 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 6 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 7 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.129] 8 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 9 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 10 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 11 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 12 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 13 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.130] 14 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.131] 15 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.131] 16 SRC:Def. off DST:OUT1 off [13234.131] [13234.131] MIDI Clock (change with 'set mclk_in <in-port> <on|off>' resp. 'set mclk_out <out-port> <on|off>') [13234.131] USB1 IN:on OUT:on [13234.131] USB2 IN:off OUT:on [13234.131] USB3 IN:off OUT:on [13234.131] USB4 IN:off OUT:on [13234.131] MID1 IN:on OUT:on [13234.131] MID2 IN:on OUT:on [13234.131] MID3 IN:on OUT:on [13234.132] MID4 IN:on OUT:on [13234.132] IIC1 IN:--- OUT:--- [13234.132] IIC2 IN:--- OUT:--- [13234.132] IIC3 IN:--- OUT:--- [13234.132] IIC4 IN:--- OUT:--- [13234.132] OSC1 IN:on OUT:on [13234.132] OSC2 IN:off OUT:on [13234.132] OSC3 IN:off OUT:on [13234.133] OSC4 IN:off OUT:on The SEQ v4 keeps sending midi FC bytes when paused or stopped and FA bytes when playing. The midio128 is in a loop always mentioning song position and won't give the router info when the seq is connected. I'm still with midio 3.13, need to download the repository and recompile my MB50XG project. the seq is v4.078. Maybe the problem is in my db50xg code.. Hope you see something!

Hello dear community, if I might ask about the following: My project is a Seq V4 and a midio128 in one enclosure. The SEQ V4 does, well, midi sequencing, the midio 128 drives a DB50xg sound card (code see ) plus some interfacing with guitar foot switches, volume / expression pedals etc and has a SCS. The two cores need to talk back to one another. The sequencer will have the soundboard as its default output, and the midio needs to send back switch and expression pedal signals to the seq v4 core. I cross-wired J5B.A6 and J5B.A7 for midi in/out 3, but this creates midi feedback: the cores lock up in sending each other the same messages over and over again. The routers are not yet set up at all, so i guess it is not in there. I read up on mbnet, but i don't understand it and it will require extra programming in the seq v4 code, which maxed out the capacities of the core already. I'd really appreciate your debugging tips and suggestions. And by the way, if anyone could recommend a good audio signal quality DPDT 5V relay that latches on pulses, i'd really appreciate that as well. The midio128 will become a guitar fx looper/ switcher then with an extra DOUT. Thanks for your ideas!

Bonjour et bienvenu à Midibox! I'm working on something comparable. I have a midio128 that I want to use for guitar amp channel switching and for effect looping. Take a good look at Midio 128 with the DOUT modules. A DOUT and a relay will make a momentary or latching switch for amp channel switching. For effect looping, we will need a high quality audio relay. Sending MIDI commands to a midi amp is easily to program. I consider to buy a Behringer FCB1010 midi floorboard for the hardware on the floor and focus on the programming and the effect looping section. Good luck , lets stay in touch on this.. ( mutilated Google French translation follows) Je travaille sur un project comparable. J'ai un MIDIO128 que je veux utiliser pour commutation de canaux ampli et pour effet de boucle. Take a good look à midiO 128 avec les modules DOUT. Un module DOUT et un relais feront un commutateur momentané ou de verrouillage (latching) pour changement de canal ampli. Par effet de boucle, nous aurons besoin d'un relais audio de haute qualité. Envoi de commandes MIDI à un ampli midi est facilement programmer. Je considère pour acheter une Behringer FCB1010 midi plancher pour le matériel sur le sol et se concentrer sur la programmation et la section en boucle d'effet.

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Great Seller indeed.

Hello guys n gals, summer and life got pretty much in the way of midibox lately, but only in september I got diy shivers again. My midibox project is slooooooowly developing into a SEQ V4 with an onboard soundcard (with additional core) and I'm destocking stuff aside its line of evolution. for sale here in Amstelveen NL are two Formulor made acrylic front plates for the SEQV4 light. They are made to fit a C64 breadbin case. See pics. Make me a decent offer and they are yours (shipping costs are yours anyway). If you need a breadbin case, you can haz too. Decent offers include cash amounts, stuff for the MB6582, guitar stuff, up to you.

£250 is quite a bit more than €100 parts costs plus let's say € 25 for the acrylic cases. And then it's not even working..

http://net.pku.edu.cn/~course/cs101/2008/resource/The_C_Programming_Language.pdf

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I'm closer to Germany than Berlin to München and I have unused DOUT PCBs to spare (R5 from Smash).

For sale: a fully working Midibox SEQ V4 Light in a c64 breadbin case with a transparent ponoko front panel. It has an internal 5V PSU with a 230V mains switch and a fuse box. It is located in NL and the initial asking price is € 115,- parts costs, add shipping to your place. It was built on purpose for a guy who could not get it to work. His tech person claimed it was broken. Upon my further scrutiny, i found this so-called "tech person" missed a blown fuse.... :no: More pics and info on request of course,

Yes this is possible. This worked for me.

Beaueaueautiful song. Congrats with the mb6582! Must build one too!