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Red Sound Micro Sync Beat Xtractor Red Sound also make the Voyager which is a more powerful version. I have two of them and they are very effective. Sorry for the English post!

I was wondering what the email addresses are for anyway heheehehe

Woot!! Done by hand.... :o

Welcome aboard man :) Congrats on the build... not even one post required, the documentation must be getting good and you must be skilled or lucky or both ;) Post some pics and sounds and stuff! Show off! hehehe

I like option D too... It also has the benefit of being somewhat futureproofed.... I would go for a daughterboard kind of arrangement, where one board has male DIL headers and the other has female DIL socket.

Grrrr!!! I assume no refund laws are in place there? :( Maybe you can saw the 3mm off and glue it to the other side? :-\

I just checked out the WRT54 on the 'bay, and man those got cheap fast! DD-WRT seems like the perfect candidate...

eio are good to deal with, but I doubt that the display will look to much like that one in real life....

It's easy to miss stuff when there's so much info... If you're like me, I know it feels like you're drowning ;) but stick with it, and it will all tie together before you know it. http://www.play-hookey.com/ That's a favourite of mine for learning about the electronic components (especially the DC Electronics section)

I really like it! I was just gonna do mine with a paint marker but I'm seriously rethinking it now!!! Edit: Name withheld to protect the talented

Thus endeth the class. (Elegant coding 101) ;D Edit: Seriously though, am I the only one that has tried this and is now highly embarassed to show their own ugly code? I think I'm gonna just delete mine now hehe

Oooh pretty :) Who bombed the back?

Keep reading mate, it's all there :)

You can get CAN-PCI cards sure, but they ain't cheap :( and of course there's another micro on the card, you won't avoid that ;) Chances are you don't need a PC to do it, and you could DIY it on a micro for sure, I've pointed out the Make core module before, it comes with CAN and OSC out of the box, ready to go. Be prepared though, it's a heck of a jump in price from an MBHP core ;) (US$149 for a kit) I guess that's the trick with so many of the 'futuristic' stuff around, DIY becomes difficult and expensive when you are talking about that kind of hardware (32bit, FPGA, SMD IC's, etc) I'd be surprised if there's not an OSC implementation on a useful IC... Let's see what Google has to say... darn, no Propeller :( http://www.geocities.com/engink_projects/uip/uip.htm That uses an 8-bit PC NIC as an ethernet interface to the PIC. That was via http://www.sics.se/~adam/uip/ports.html ... uIP looks interestingChoose your platform... make an OSC client... There's a SDCC compiled Z80 version, between those two examples anyone with some C skills and lots of time could port uIP to MIOS and use MBNET for IO to a MBHP Core... But I doubt it'd have the grunt... Links to read: http://www.makingthings.com/products/KIT-MAKE-CTRL/ http://www.nabble.com/Embedding-OSC-t1072989.html http://www.interaccess.org/aid/list/msg00762.html http://www.atrox.at/projects/877eth/index.html http://www.piclist.com/techref/microchip/tcpip.htm Those 3c509 cards were everywhere http://opensoundcontrol.org/spec-1_0 Sorry for the half-written semi informative post :-\

Heya Welcome aboard :) If you are 100% sure that the interface is OK with some other similar MIDI devices, I would strip it down to the minimal setup my removing the bankstick and LTC, and then do TK's MIDI Troubleshooting. Good luck!

Yeh I'm still looking for a perl programmer so I don't have to convert it manually next time... anyone? Oh BTW, if you get the Nokia 5110 screen you can get a backlight attached :) If anyone finds some 7110 screens to send to me I'll do the driver for those badboys too..

Yeh that'd be closer to Latin than English ;)

Welcome aboard man :) I would definitely start at the top of the wiki and read my way down... Those first 4 links are a must :) Then lots of forum searching for specifics... Follow DavidBanner's advice, and you'll be rocking your new midibox in no time :)

The maker agrees with you... Its TSSOP but that's all he could get. I've bookmarked that very impressive project for some other day :)

One core will happily drive up to 8 of these from a single LCD port :)

:D :D :D

If you rename the existing syx file does it make a new one with different contents?

Heh you know, just as I was typing that, I though that NY or London or something might have more too, if only because of population...but then I thought about it and couldn't think of many from those cities around here, and I figure that per-capita we still have the most, so until they join the forum and get chatting we Melburnians are stealing the crown ;D heehehhe I always thought the Frappr map was cool, and seems to have been pretty heavily beefed up since I added myself... I can't find my own pin at the moment though... Map images are down... And lots of people aren't on it yet :'(

One word: Sysex ;)

That *could* be a ground hum from 50Hz AC power... Are you using the optimized PSU?