Phatline
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From the album: Trigger-Matrix-Footboard-CC
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From the album: Trigger-Matrix-Footboard-CC
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From the album: Trigger-Matrix-Footboard-CC
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From the album: Trigger-Matrix-Footboard-CC
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http://wiki.midibox.org/doku.php?id=16th_fixed_polysequencer
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yeah!!! i want that -
ok
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i need rackmount . with desktop case or simular would be fine. not too deep
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na 300mm dont fit in my flight cases. thought more in the size of your desktop cases. they dont fit?
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is there a case for the rackmount panel?
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multitrack record, recorded with zoom livetrack12, made with one JP8080 for all tracks (also drums) overdubed with the Midi-Clock to Audio, Audio to Midi-Clock technology in order to drive a midibox seq light multiple once after a nother... info about midi-clock to audio: and wiki: http://wiki.midibox.org/doku.php?id=clock2audio2clock
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cool idea... i also want such device.
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thx
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i want to connect one Encoder directly to J5a i know that in my Code i have to initalize this pins: // initialize pin 2 of J5A, as Digital input with internal Pull-UP //connect to ground MIOS32_BOARD_J5_PinInit(0, MIOS32_BOARD_PIN_MODE_INPUT_PU); MIOS32_BOARD_J5_PinInit(1, MIOS32_BOARD_PIN_MODE_INPUT_PU); and i also can observe the state of the J5a pin by putting following code into APP_Background: MIOS32_BOARD_J5_PinGet(0) MIOS32_BOARD_J5_PinGet(1) all clear so far, and working good with buttons (with hardware debouncing ): debouce-circuit how does a Encoder-Code look like (without any Acceleration), and how does Hardware debouncing look like (the same like for buttons?), i want to use as less code then possible... thx 4 any tips
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na directly recording midi wasnt the way, but first convert it to audio pulses on a DOUT-Pin, and then record it, when playback it go thru a Schmitt Trigger into a DIN-Pin, the strip down mios-functions and code, it is running thight, HURRAAY i solved it this way: clock2audio2clock - wiki -
is it possible to convert a Midiclock-Stream to audio? and convert this audio-recording back to midiclock? so i could use one of the RECorder-channels for the midi (clock start stop notes and so on) are there already devices out there? i can remember that 30 years ago such things as midi tape exist... or is it maybe a cheap trick that can be solved with an optocopler an opamp and a few lines of code? its done VIDEO-Overdubbing a JP8080: