stryd_one

Sorry I meant unix clones :) Hheheh you should hear the speakjet chant the kannon sutra (probably any sutra or mantra would sound as funny) ;D

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Ahh but again that data can be sent by the synth, so the fx machine does not need direct access to the synth's memory... Impressive indeed!! Wow that's fast!!

There are *nix clones of these apps though, If that's sufficient.... And of course real legit ownership is a major issue which qbas has pointed out - Statistically speaking, chances are that you are using those three apps illegally, so linux might hold an additional benefit of keeping you out of the big house (or at least keeping your karma in check) ;)

Search the forums for DIN sync and sync24, I think this has been answered :)

piclist Source Code Library :) I love that list!

LOL ah well don't feel too lonely, I asked once if there were any girls on board and never got a reply.... but I know that there are some around.... Maybe the irish guys ran off with all the girls ;)

"We're all Irish too!"

To be sure paddy you're on your Pat Mallone! ;D

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320071412313 That's some seriously cheap analog sequencing

Why would it need to though? Maybe I'm missing something ???

LF's are all good I think :)

LOL yet another reason I don't celebrate Christmas ;D

I agree, organ and other instrument retrofits are a pretty specific area and some extra doco would be very useful I'm sure. Glad you got it working OK :) I think the moral of the story is to wait and get the right resistors, but hey, whatever works, works! :D

I'm sure some of you will find a use for this ;) Synare 3 Service Manual

Awesome :D Thanks mate! 8) I'm really cr*p at graphics apps, that'll help a lot!

I think it's a great idea but could just as easily be done as a separate unit, hence the MBFX concept... Although maybe when someone gets the FX engine off the ground it would be good to put some MIDI remote in the SID so that it can recall the right FX... Although that's really the sequencer's job. You can probably tell I am biased to have separate devices for separate jobs instead of all-in-one solutions :)

Switch case arguments? I reckon you might be better off with the algebra... SUBWF and RRNCF are all you need to do that math and it's only a couple of instructions :)

Hey feel free to make the sketchup models available too :)

Wow huh! I think this might be well suited to the MIDIBox of the Week thread ;)

Man, if I had to spell out R-S-2-3-2 everytime I wanted to talk about it, I reckon I'd have lost a whole year of my life. I say serial too, rolls off the tongue a bit better :)

These three distro's should get the ball rolling... http://ccrma.stanford.edu/planetccrma/software/ Planet CCRMA Agnula/DeMuDi http://www.dynebolic.org/ d y n e b o l i c -- a free multimedia studio in a GNU-Linux live CD http://puredyne.goto10.org/wiki pure:dyne - Trac :)

LOL you sure it wasn't: Actually my post was in reference to the post at the top of the page, I didn't see the 6 other posts somehow :-[

Welcome aboard mate. It sounds like the box is restarting now that the bankstick is there... Might want to take a look at your solder joints.

Ahh yeh, it's kinda hardcoded... You could move it around a bit though. The idea is that the buttons have to be in one series. By default it's button 1-30, and depending on which button it is, it jumps to the correct menu using the table below: ;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;; This function is called by MIOS when an button has been toggled ;; Input: ;; o Button number in WREG and MIOS_PARAMETER1 USER_DIN_NotifyToggle movwf TMP1 ; save number of button in TMP1 .........snip........ ;; branch depending on pressed button movf TMP1, W JUMPTABLE_2BYTES 30 ; max. 30 entries rgoto MMD_BUTTON_Delay0Down rgoto MMD_BUTTON_Delay0Up So if you wanted the encoders attached first, then maybe the first button might be on pin 8, then pin 9, pin 10, etc until pin 38, you could just subtract the 8 from the TMP1 variable before the table jump, and it'll work OK. What'd you have in mind?