stryd_one

Sweet! MP3's! :)

Extra buttons in traktorizer is probably easy. As for the LCD, You'd have to program those features into either traktorizer or MB64, and it'll show on screen exactly what you tell it to show ;)

I imagine that one wasn't written in a day! :D Damned youtube audio just doesn't do it justice, and it bloody started buffering on me at 4:40. DOH! Most impressive work... Edit: So, how many thousand instruments do you play, anyway? ;D

MMm, youtube tag: Now I'll go watch it :)

*facepalm* I'm an idiot. I dunno how I missed both of those, my apologies. Had I seen those, especialy this gold: 'the extra note always has the same column number as the key I really pressed and a row number that differs +1 or -1' I would have responded entirely differently. I'm not sure how though :D Lemme think on it... I'm afraid that does not make it absolutely certain, at all. Sometimes when we do a mod (like adding a manual), we also make an unintentional and unknown mod (say, shorting a cable). When we see a symptom of a problem (extra keypresses), it's sensible to roll back the change (remove the new manual)... But because we didn't know we made that 'other' mod (the short), we don't roll it back. It stays, and continues to cause the symptom. sometimes the mod will cause an unintentional mod which is permanent, like shorting a chip out, or zapping it with static, and frying it. Suddenly, that $2 static strap seems like a solid investment ;) I wonder.... are you running long cables between the core and the manuals? or are the PCB traces or cables for the rows close together, or near something electronically, uhm, manipulative (a bank of relays or some mains power or transformers or something)? this sounds like crosstalk....Maybe some kinda capacitance in the switches...? Nah, then the rows would always be -1... I like crosstalk for this one. I'd say shorts between the rows, but it happens on all of them at random. It could be noise, but then neighbouring lines would be a pretty big coincidence. I'm still with crosstalk. Have you tested the voltages on the rows? Current? What kind of PCBs are you using?

I think you may find it easier to add LCD functions to the traktorizer, than to add all of it's features to MB64. That said, MTE has already pointed out: the LCD is not required, as his design already provides feedback to the user.

Yeh, tilt has done all the hard yards so far. Basically all we need now is some cashflow, so we can get proto boards and write some code for them. Pray, or shake the chicken bone, or whatever your ritual is, that tilted or I get rich real soon :D

Woooo, mYsTeRy BoArD <theremin> wOoOoOoOoOoooo

That was a very significant detail to leave out! I think you could do with a read of the 'troubleshoot' link in my signature. The sections about 'one thing at a time' and 'giving a full description' apply here, but the rest might be helpful ;) Speaking of which, there's the one about defining the problem... I don't suppose there's some kind of pattern to the 'extra' notes you see? While it's still entirely possible that you've found a bug in MIOS 1.9f which noone else has seen or can reproduce, I would say that it is far more probable that something went wrong during that work....

Yes, it's customized to work with traktor...what else would you want in a traktor controller? Is there some reason you want MB64(e) firmware (a generalised controller app), instead of an application specifically designed to do exactly what you want?

Did you search? Traktorizer is your friend ;)

You didn't disassemble the box/reconnect cables/open it up/move it/anything like that? The only thing you touched was the PC, to upload new firmware?

[me=stryd_one]does the "it's working" dance [/me] That's because it doesn't have the crappy timing of a PC ... or maybe it's all in your head - but probably not ;)

20KBx2 is probably 20Kohm (which is acceptable) B could be linear or log, depends on manufacturer - test it with your multimeter to find out for sure.... x2 will be because it'll be stereo. You'll only need one of those channels.

http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/mios_pin_list The pin is shared but that's OK :) I wonder if this is related to your other issue....http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php/topic,12379.0/topicseen.html#msg103103

You did the tests but you didn't paste the results. Click the troubleshooting link in my sig ;)

I think there's a whole bunch of missing information in the middle there...

Danger danger! We have reached forumcon 5! Somebody call the president!

Glad to hear he's on the mend :)

Is this a 4620? Did you use smart mode? Wait for upload request? Did you burn the bootloader or is it from smash? If it was you, please burn it again, and paste logs. Upload MIOS again, and then a test app. Paste the logs here. If it is not working, do the midi troubleshooting, and paste the logs here.

Forum relaunch! danger, danger! ;D

Do like chop-chop says: (NSFW, rude words!) http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=unkIVvjZc9Y

Rock'n :) Doing this groundwork is such a good idea man! It's just a short cut'n'paste operation after this (well...when you compare it to the alternatives heh) Volunteers get a lollipop!

Yeh, idle chat is okay man - in fact I encourage it strongly - but let's keep it to a sensible limit ;)

Maybe try those... 4.6 might be okay at .1mm too big. Wilba will attest to the observation that waldorf knobs in their native environment (on a waldorf synth) don't come off too easily ;)