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You could checkout the devices Deft Audio builds and sells: Teensy 3.2 MIDI Breakout board, 3in / 3out, USB from Deftaudio on Tindie. Pretty cheap and fully programmable (teensy) Nice thing is that he has example firmwares available. I used the 8 in 8 outbox from Deft audio and programmed it myself with the use of his example sketches.

Bumtibump... Still available

A ENC28J60 based board (about 5 euro) should do the job I think... Search this forum for this term. I have one in my SEQ4.

I aim for €500 Stand alone:

Wilba Front Front: 2 midi in / 2 midi uit Back: 2 midi in / 6 midi uit OSC Including build-in 230V psu Fits perfect in the desk I built (which is also for sale), but can be transformed to its original case. Why? I started playing guitar and I came to the conclusion that the guitar fits me more (played more guitar in a half year than synths in 5 years...) More info: Zolderverkoop | KC's Hobbyprojecten (vanhoekelen.nl) (Dutch) Also for sale: Mutable Instruments Ambika, Mutable Instruments Shruthi, PreenFM.

That worked, tnx! Cheers, Kees

Hi, When I try to export these pages as PDF, it is missing al the screenimages, alyone else has this problem? Cheers, Kees

After some trial and error I had good luck with the Roland UM-ONE mk2 (YMMV). Cheers

It's already on midibox_tia [MIDIbox]? Cheers

Calculate 3 digit capacitor: 330 (kiloohm.info) 22 and 470nF it is.

And another TIA cartrige bites the tones :) Tnx @Antichambrefor this project and your patient support :)

Hey @TK., Nice, clean look, thanks for upgrading the forum, but, this was the perfect moment to implement SSL? Cheers, Kees

Thanks Thomas, but I already found that page. As @antichambre stated, I only want to use interrnal characters. There must be a simple way to achieve this I hoped (without having to us 2 character postions like ->). Cheers Kees

Hi all, my first NG-project is alive ;) I build a switchable USB to 4 DIN midi port router. Al from parts I have laying around. After a evening digging this forum and trying, it just works. Now I can control my Volca's with a single USB midi keyboard (hurray). I don't get one thing: How do I get special characters on the display?? For example in the next line I like to have a arrow instead off the >-sign (or the solid >) EVENT_SENDER id=1 if_equal=Button:1:1 fwd_to_lcd=1 type=NoteOn chn=1 key=any lcd_pos=1:32:1 label="> %e" ports=00001000000000000000 [17:36] Is this possible with NG? Cheers, Kees

Hi all, I noticed that this forum has no encrypted connection https (anymore)… Has this always been so, or is this new. Since we all login over here, I think this is a bit of a security issue, since our passwords are transmitted in plain text. So especialy for those who use passwords on multiple sites (never a good idea) beware.. Cheers, Kees

Tnx, tried it without the \ seqregex = re.compile("MIDIbox SEQ V4\+:MIDIbox SEQ V4\+ MIDI ([1-4]) [0-9]") works! Cheers, Kees

So, finaly took the time and a PI3 I had laying around and installed the software.... The problem is that pyBLM can't find the Seq4: pi@pyblm:~ $ ./pyblm/pyBLM.py pyBLM launched. pyBLM init ERROR: Couldn't find the seq When checking for available midi-ports I get: pi@pyblm:~ $ amidi -l Dir Device Name IO hw:0,0,0 Launchpad Mini MIDI 1 IO hw:1,0,0 MIDIbox SEQ V4+ MIDI 1 IO hw:1,0,1 MIDIbox SEQ V4+ MIDI 2 IO hw:1,0,2 MIDIbox SEQ V4+ MIDI 3 IO hw:1,0,3 MIDIbox SEQ V4+ MIDI 4 IO hw:2,0,0 Launchpad Mini MIDI 1 Output of mido.get_input_names() gives: MIDIbox SEQ V4+:MIDIbox SEQ V4+ MIDI 1 20:0 MIDIbox SEQ V4+:MIDIbox SEQ V4+ MIDI 2 20:1 MIDIbox SEQ V4+:MIDIbox SEQ V4+ MIDI 3 20:2 MIDIbox SEQ V4+:MIDIbox SEQ V4+ MIDI 4 20:3 Looks like the naming of the Seq4 ports has changed (I use firmware version 4.096). I tried to alter the seqregex function, but no luck .Since I don't understand a *** of regex and re.compile is used for finding the Seq4 I am a bit stuck. When I revert to an older version of the Seq4 firmware pyBLM starts to work. Can you give me a clue how to stay on the latest firmware and get the pyBLM to work as should? Thanks in advance Cheers, Kees

Yes, mine too, although I was a couple of years older.... Great, end of summer is ok!! ~Cheers, Kees

Hi Antichambre, I am also interested in a PCB and TIA chip... Still got some? Cheers, Kees

A W E S O M E ! ! I tried to get a hard fault, even turned the LPK in a 32th note arp... No !! HARD FAULTS !! any more. Thank you very much TK. Cheers, Kees

Hey TK., This works! So the order is correct. Now I have to find out why I get !! HARD FAULTS !! after some time (20 to 30 seconds of playing) Setup: Akai LPK25 -> via usb -> RPi B+ -> via osc -> SEQ4 -> routed to Midi out1 -> Shruthi The address location is different every time.. Cheers, Kees

Hi Tk, Tnx again! When I send to SEQ4, the midi monitor on the SEQ4 recognizes sysex. I route the incoming OSC to USB1 and MIOS Studio gives me: While I send: matches found: midimessage ( 144, 60, 116 ) -> /midi1 ,m MIDI [0x00 0x90 0x3c 0x74] matches found: midimessage ( 128, 60, 127 ) -> /midi1 ,m MIDI [0x00 0x80 0x3c 0x7f] These are the last two messages. and should give: 90 3c 74 80 3c 7f Same messages sent to OSC tool (velocity changes due to real keyboard used ;)): Cheers, Kees