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  1. ;D ;D

    that was my answe to myself !

    i DO have a keyboard and DO have hardware midi-sequencer i can use (Korg ES1)... hooray for me.

    but.. working with Jsynth as the control panel how do i connect my seq. (hardware or sofware) as well ?

    will i need some kind of 'merger' ? can MidiOx do this ?

    i will have to open a virtual midi-in to input the Jsynth and another midi-in for the seq. and then output them as one !

  2. (for some it may seem as a stupid question)

    what sequences the FM synth ?

    i m about to build it but only the first stage = only core and opl3 (i've never soldered smd, if it'll work i will continue...)

    meaning i'll use Jsynth to manipulate it.

    but i dont understand what send it the 'note on'

  3. well stryd_one, i think u missed the point.

    i dont think those guys are realy "musicians", as i understand they are r more of a programmers !

    the whole idea behind it is - INNOVATION !!

    this is how progress is made, come up with some crazy idea and develop it !

    see for example - the MOOG !

    as i see it we are now in a process of just starting to understand the capabilities hidden in the technology as we know it today,

    we are now starting to undersatnd that the only limitation is our mind.

    in the near future we will NOT need any slider/knobs/buttons !

    we will be "presseing" and "moving" your hands in the air to activate commands. we will look like doing Tai-Chi ;D

    (there was a movie with kiano rives that i dont remember the name of, he play a cop addicted to drugs that is being send to the future to prevent crimes... any way - at the begining of this movies u see kiano in a control room - much like what i m talking about)

  4. thanks for the answer !

    few last questions (i hope)..

    1) what should be the voltage of c1-c6 ?

    2) c7 + c8 seems to be ceramic caps. but show a "+" on one leg.. what does this mean ?

    3) where should i put the fuse and which ?

  5. NOW I M MORE CONFUSED !!!

    would some one tell me the bottom-line ??

    (if i cant find a ready-made +-12v 5v psu)...

    WHAT SHOULD I DO ??

    build this circuit ?? or does someone have a better sulotion ??

    i have no knowledge in electronics.. i only love to diy those circuits.. and when i do - they work !!

    but i need definite answers with clear schematics.

    *** in this circuit - where should i put a FUSE ? and which one ?

  6. regarding this circuit...

    i want to make this for the mbfm, has anyone tried it ?

    it says to use 12V AC with 250mA but...

    on the core it says 10V max with 500mA !!! should i change something ??

    are D1+D2 are "1n4004"

    is this the best sulotion for powering the mbfm ??

  7. here are the answers to myself as i understand it,

    CORRECT ME IF I M WRONG !!

    1) stick with the quarter-inch outs, forget about RCA (although i dont understant why ! - doesnt most of the mixers ins are rca ? what so ugly about them ? why do u oppose them?)

    2) this : http://69.56.171.55/~midibox/forum/index.php?topic=3970.msg26175#msg26175 is the BEST solution, go for it, it works great.

    3) ignore them !

    (whats my score in this test  :-\  )

  8. i m about to embark on the MBFM journey...

    as i m no expert i want to collect as much info as i can before i start.

    1) why not use  RCAs on the output ?( i think they more "common") any special reason for that ?

    2) me a bit confused with the psu ! i want to make only 1 psu not 2, should i use this :

    http://69.56.171.55/~midibox/forum/index.php?topic=3970.msg26175#msg26175

    did someone tried it, is it good ?

    or maybe somone have any other ideas ?!

    3) on the MBFM circuit pdf : above the TL074 there are some +/-12v connected to caps. , it seems to me they are coneected to nothing.

    same thing for the caps. above the YACs and the YMF. and J3 too.

    what are those ??? what should i do with them ?? should i build this circuit (on a protoboard) exactly as it is on this PDF ?? (with the mentioned above connected to nothing??)

  9. hello etko,

    me too working on vectorboard.

    but i do ALL my wiring with simple cables.

    what are the green lines ? are those some kind of strips ?

    or is it something else ?

    please tell me if this layout work. if so i will use it to my FM synth .

  10. hi...

    i m about to purchase a set of the chips that Airmailed bulk-ordered, but wanted to know some things :

    - will this FM synth have stages?? as the SID have A B and C... will i have the option to build it first with no controls/display at all (step A) and than add some pots (step B) and after go for the full interface (step C) ?

    - is one set sufficient ?? or should i take 2 sets ?? is it same idea as the SID ??

    - is it such a problem to desolder ?? why not just "bake" the Soundblaster untill the chips fall off ??

    THANX

    (off topic : please see my post on the Miscellaneous board = "in search of a FM STEREO transmitter" )

  11. i know this is not related with midi, but could u help me please

    i listen to music on the net but my hi-fi is to distant from my computer too run cables between !

    so i want to build me a radio FM transmitter to plug into my sound card headphones jack !!!

    i've found some schematics on the net, but..

    due to my lack of knowledge in electronics i cant choose the best !!

    PLEASE HELP ME and point me to the best project !!

    i need no more than 50 meters of trasmission but it MUST be in very good quality .

    the parts must be as common as possible with no hard-to find.

    it should be operated by batteries.. best = 1.5v but also possible 3v and 9v.

    of course it MUST be a stereo.

    posibility to change" station" (=fm frequency).

    with NO frequency loss on the way = sound received must be exactly the same as "sound in"

    oh yes.. it should be simple to build as i m only a hobbeist

    thanx

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