[FS Midibix Seq4 (Sold)]

*Sold

[MIDI Converter box - has anyone created one?]

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.

[FS Midibix Seq4 (Sold)]

Bumtibump... Still available 

[Ehternet Port for STM32F4]

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.

[FS Midibix Seq4 (Sold)]

I aim for €500

Stand alone:

[FS Midibix Seq4 (Sold)]

• 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.

[MBSEQv4 Beginner's Guide now in the wiki]

On 12/4/2021 at 10:39 PM, latigid on said:

I get the same, but one trick is to highlight the entire contents and "print" the page to PDF. Then you should get the images in line.

Best,
Andy

That worked, tnx!

Cheers,

Kees

[MBSEQv4 Beginner's Guide now in the wiki]

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

 

 

Cheers,

Kees

[Upcoming MBHP_MF_NG module]

10 hours ago, Reubenclarke.jpg said:

Hey Everyone. After following through the troubleshooting guide I think I'm having an issue with my midi->usb cable. I'm running windows 10, I tried both a no name cable and an M-Audio Uno. 

Does anyone have any recomendations on cables that work well with windows 10?

 

Thanks

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

 

Cheers 

[MIDIbox TIA - Atari 2600 Synth]

35 minutes ago, Antichambre said:

@Keeze Could you share your illustration as I can add it to the other

It's already on midibox_tia [MIDIbox]?

Cheers

[capacitor 223, 474]

Calculate 3 digit capacitor: 330 (kiloohm.info)

22 and 470nF it is.

[MIDIbox TIA - Atari 2600 Synth]

And another TIA cartrige bites the tones :)

Tnx @Antichambrefor this project and your patient support :)

[No more https?]

Hey @TK.,

Nice, clean look, thanks for upgrading the forum, but, this was the perfect moment to implement SSL?

Cheers,

Kees

 

[Special characters in Label]

On 12-9-2020 at 10:59 AM, totoRaymond said:

 

Edit: I found it! it was in the wiki page:

http://wiki.midibox.org/doku.php?id=how_to_create_custom_glcd_fonts_icons_bars_for_midibox_ng

 

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

[Special characters in Label]

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

[No more https?]

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

[pyBLM - Headless Python-based Novation Launchpad BLM implementation [BETA]]

Tnx, tried it without the \

seqregex = re.compile("MIDIbox SEQ V4\+:MIDIbox SEQ V4\+ MIDI ([1-4]) [0-9]") 

works!

Cheers, Kees

[pyBLM - Headless Python-based Novation Launchpad BLM implementation [BETA]]

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

[MIDIbox TIA - Atari 2600 Synth]

4 hours ago, Hawkeye said:

The Atari 2600 was my first "computer", at age 5, the sounds from the TIA probably burned up a few neurons in my brain, it was a great time! :-)

Yes, mine too, although I was a couple of years older....

5 hours ago, Antichambre said:

No, I just sent last PCB this morning, but i will get some other by the end of summer...
I will remember you want it.

Great, end of summer is ok!!

~Cheers,

Kees

[MIDIbox TIA - Atari 2600 Synth]

Hi Antichambre,

I am also interested in a PCB and TIA chip... Still got some?

Cheers,

Kees

 

[MIDIbox SEQ V4 Release + Feedback]

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

 

[MIDIbox SEQ V4 Release + Feedback]

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

[MIDIbox SEQ V4 Release + Feedback]

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

[MIDIbox SEQ V4 Release + Feedback]

You are exactly right! My apologies for the confusion.

Cheers,
Kees

[MIDIbox SEQ V4 Release + Feedback]

Hi TK.

Thanks! But...

With the original version of OSC2MIDI

When I send from my SEQ4 to my osc2midi thingie and I route the incoming message to an usb->midi port to an syntbox it plays everything correct!

When I send from my osc2midi device to my SEQ4 it recognizes it as a SYSEX message.

When I switch to the alternative compiled version of OSC2MIDI

Midibox recognizes the incoming message and play it (routed to a midiport)

OSC2MIDI does not recognize the incoming message.

Conclusion

Outgoing messages from SEQ4 to osc2midithingie works, the other way around not yet.

There must be a second place where incoming messages are translated? Perhaps Lines 446 - 462 in mios32_osc.c?

Thanks,

Kees