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I think that's quite true in this case. I started typing, thinking of how I was worried about this exact situation with my design, and I was thinking that maybe this extra layer of flexibility might be a hindrance for the mbseq which is well loved for being quick to edit... But then I thought... How often do we connect a synth that we haven't used before? I mean... You can spend a short time to make a few instrument maps for your gear, and maybe a couple of 'spares' for when your mates come around to jam... Then you won't have to do it again after that... I guess it could be a short initial investment of time, to save lots of time later? (and you could use a text editor to do quick block copies and search/replace... Maybe even simple scripting could be used... oh, and there are lots of softsynths around that export .ins files these days...) Edit: and the copy function would make it even easier :)

LOL That gets my vote for new midibox slogan. </hijack> sorry!

Heh not quite - it's the third option down, right under that :) If that's unchecked you just get a PM. Of course you could still be emailed if you have that preference set: http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=4659;sa=pmprefs Anyway I didn't want to go into too much detail because IMO Mike already said the best way - RSS.

Sorry I think I was a bit misleading in that last post, I was trying to be too brief... Cubase has never been that great for MIDI, (the bit I missed was) on windows, compared to the others on windows... But long ago it was MIDI only, so it did have these features since...well many many years ago. "Too old" would not be the problem, more likely "too new" ;)

Coy? What exactly do you think he's doing under smithy's desk?

That's total BS. Only my solid silver power cable with titanium shielding will do that. Buy yours now for the low low price of 900 Euro per inch.

You want momentary action (pops back up wen you aren't pushing in with your finger) The price is less of an issue than the fact they they often have inappropriate action (too hard to push) but if they work, they work.

Patience... There aren't a lot of FM builders. They might not be reading the forum yet.

Can we order samples?

Pretty sure it'll do gates from J5 but for CV it's AOUT_NG

Hey if you got a whole country to #23 all by yourself you should be proud! Or maybe poor.... probably both ;)

Google modulus seems like this pseudocode should do it: void gen_chksum_and_send(void) { unsigned char Y = 0; unsigned char X = 0; // I assume it's meant to be overloaded for (i=0; i < sysex_byte_count; i++){ X += sysex_buffer[i]; } X %= 0x80; //There's the modulus Y = 0x80 - X; sysex_buffer[sysex_byte_count] = Y; sysex_buffer_send(); } Don't go trying to do that frequently on the PIC though, a modulus is a divide operation so it's slow.

http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=4659;sa=notification

sh f:/miosbase/bin/mios-gpasm What's up with the forward slashes?

Bullshit. Where?

Yeh that's transistors for ya :) I wasn't sure how darlingtons are configured so I didn't pipe up, figured I'd leave it for the experts... But a quick google will explain the inversion thing for ya. Well you need to do it repeatedly, one row at a time (Edit: SRSet), not in the init function, and it's 0-7... http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=home:mbhp:module:din_dout_pin_list

Not my kinda music but the nord and the waldorfs go well together don't they!

LOL. That thread seems to have gone quiet, but not for too long... the hijack/continuation seems appropriate :) Luck!

Nothin wrong with stating it and saying you don't know of it's consequences... At least we know a little more than before, even if there are some blanks... Maybe someone can elaborate (fill in the blanks)?

Nah we need the switch specs... at least eelectronically speaking, the actuator is (usually) irrelevant... we need to know for example, is it momentary-on, is it single-throw, etc etc..

Gday scube, That's a massive actuator... Ignoring that (not sure if you intended to buy a 3.2cm diameter button) the page doesn't actually give any information about the switch itself (the little box at the back with the electrical contacts on it)... Do you have a link to the switch used? Edit: Also, be sure you get the correct part number, one that's meant for 5V LEDs and not a 24V incandescent bulb.

Welcome aboard! Well yes and no.... the hardware is capable of interfacing with >64 buttons (as per ucapps.de you can find the limit, which is usually given as 128, but actually means 4*DINx4) The MB64 app only supports 64 buttons, in a non-matrix configuration. I think that old post you found is intended as a concept, but was not ever actually implemented in the software. There was another thread about using a matrix on MB64 recently. If you're a bit clever with your PIC ASM, perhaps you could make your concept work....

Don't be shy man, chuck em up here :) You never know when some dude will be hoping to see it later.... Good luck with the final tests!

Yeh, I thought a lot of people would be really excited about this... Huh?? Where is everyone?

Possibly.... Possibly not... I can't tell, because you broke GROT #5 ;) It probably means you're in the wrong directory...