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I don't get it either, sorry :( But we're here to help <gives the thumbs up to doc> :)

Ahh nice work swinny! :D

Kickass. MP3's, please :)

"A day without work is a day without food" - Bhaizang (google it ;) )

That's the kind of constructive chatter we need, thankyou echo' ;)

It is, on the wii wiki's I linked above :)

Yeh I can't see any browser compatibility or accesibility problems coming from that LOL

Uhm...........

... and if you want to shell out, you should see MusicWonk by the same company. I'm a big fan of their stuff and have drawn inspiration for my software from them on more than one occasion ;)

Its too easy 1) Get a bluetooth dongle (see list of compatible devices below) 2) Pair up the wiimote like this: http://wiibrew.org/index.php?title=Wiimote_Tutorial (Widcomm) or this: http://www.wiiprojects.org/bluetooth.html'>http://www.wiiprojects.org/bluetooth.html (Bluesoleil) 3) Then download glovepie and set it up: http://www.wiispond.com/nintendo-wiimote-wii-hacking/glovepie'>http://www.wiispond.com/nintendo-wiimote-wii-hacking/glovepie Have some linkage. http://www.wiili.org/index.php/Main_Page http://www.wiiprojects.org/ http://www.wiispond.com/nintendo-wiimote-wii-hacking http://wiibrew.org/index.php?title=List_of_Working_Bluetooth_Devices http://www.wiili.org/index.php/Compatible_Bluetooth_Devices :)

Just don't stuff it up or certain annoying forum members will complain loudly ;D :-X

If that compiles with SDCC PIC16 port, I'll give you a lollypop.

Yup, wiimote to PC to midi to CV converter (MBCV/Analog Toolbox) to synth. It's a fun toy (got mine here minus the CV stuff, it's all midi)

Stylin'. I'm with mike, that begs to be a valve amp. Enjoy your new abode mate :)

This is just an (educated) guess, but I'll say that's from development time, when TK was attaching a scope to that pin, and driving it at strategic places in the code to measure performance of the matrix. (A cool trick by the way, good for testing time-sensitive stuff). TK often uses that pin for that purpose. Go ahead and use the touchsensors :)

Welcome aboard :)

Rubber pad actuators maybe nice to use, but the switch mechanism used in the monome.... maybe "the best" is a bit strong.

OMFG are we still talkin about this dude? :o

You could probably use that 50k fader if you want... I wouldn't use more than one though ;)

Nothing is better than TKs code ;) This is for 32 segments from 3 lines so it's a different thing really, but it could be used with MIOS I guess. I didn't read the datasheet so maybe it's I2C maybe not...But I'm confident that it's the right kind of gear for a MB.

Nah it won't work... you have to initialize things and give them a steady stream of data. As for your bumping, at least it's obvious you're making an effort to read the forum :)

Damn, 10 points for original CS man, that's the hotness. Can I move this to midibox of the week now?

"Hi, My name's TK and I'm F**Kin badass. "

Hahahah I thought we had another lunatic matching LEDs to LCDs by wavelength. I would NEVER do that. Honest. Keep us posted if you find them mate :)

Hahah I'm 10 pages of unread posts deep... ahhhh! Good to see you bud :D