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Jupp, bei mir kams heute auch an. Schaut sehr gut aus, werde ich mal morgen / die naechsten Tage anschliessen und austesten, poste dann die Pics! Gruesse & Danke! :D

;D Perfect! Just gimme some hint when you wrote the article (best with some "addendum" or so) and I´ll throw in the rest which could be useful. Greets!

:-\ Wiki is a good idea indeed, but there is no Traktor topic up to now I think. It would really be some good idea, also for other infos (e.g. how to set up Traktor together with MIOS). Maybe I´ll open up something like that, only problem in the moment is time. As I´m only online in work I don´t want to write something a few hours, you know... :P

:D :D :D *Bänker wieder auf die Beine helf*

Just a small sidekick by me: Keep in mind that you bring in latency by using midi controllers. For most stuff, this will not play any role (e.g. Kill EQ´s) but some things may be a a little to slow then. The most common thing which is nerving is the crossfader having latency. I tried this with Traktor (some similar design like yours) and went back to the 2 Audio channel Out and in a "normal" mixer solution. So perhaps think of using the same solution - the MIDI controller for all that parameter controlling (gain, playback, speed ... whatever) and the time-critical stuff still in an analogue form (crossfader, perhaps channel faders) having a two-channel audio card somewhere. Hope that helps a little bit. Greetz!

;D ;D ;D *bohr* Ok, Silvester passt mir ganz gut... ;D :-*

Von meiner Seite noch nüx angekommen? :P Hab am Fr online überwiesen, sollte (hoffentlich) heut ankommen, wenn nich sorry für die Verspätung (meiner Bank) ... Grüße! :)

Hey, wait a moment... and... Doesn´t that bring the possibility up that with OLEDs greyscale stuff is possible? On LCDs greyscale just looks like sh*t, cause the response time eats up the typical half duty time of the "greyscaled" characters and so there are no real greyscale fonts but just some wobbling somethings. But in OLEDs?!? THAT would be coool! Much more possibilities then! E.g. highlighting menus and similar. ;D

;D ;D ;D (nich meine... ;) )

Ist jetzt Ende nächster Woche? ;D

This is really some great idea! Looks just right! Perfect! ;D ;D ;D

Hast du schon eine Ahnung wann so *CIIIRCAAA* die LCD´s kommen? ::) ( ;D )

Na bei dem super Preis bin ich auch gerne dabei! Hab zwar kaaaaine Ahnung, wo ich die verwenden werde, aber das lass ich mir doch nich entgehen! :D 2 fuer mich bitte! :) :) :)

***** DAMN!!!!! ***** You definitely beat me! ;D Really lovely box, especially big respect for *ALL* those little details, excellent and very very very nice work (you can feel the effort behind it for sure)!!

I reaheaheally don't know if I should ask that, but I'm just a li'l bit curious (maybe you, too). TK, what came together? Enough for some more PICs or enough for some laptop or similar? Just give us some hint? ::)

I was late, too, sorry! ;D

So be it! ;D

Thnx thnx thnx again and again... ;D ;D ;D :-* @TOS: I tried out different sizes and for me personally I really have the optimal size. Not to big, not to small. That´s the cool thing about DIY. Love it... ;)

The recycled PSU by TK is up to now one of the best solutions in any case! I tried different stuff but in the end the SNR (= Signal to noise ratio) is by far the best here. Greetz!

Ja maii, gib mir halt den Link hierher, dann haett ich dir gleich hier geantwortet... ;D Vorschlag -> siehe Mail, ne? ;)

Hi there, I will not answer all your questions, because your last one is the most important one... ;D Here you go: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=introduction_to_ucapps.de&DokuWiki=f79749cd2b1e39d9b2bbb59df2f78b64 From there on you got TONS of stuff worth reading... Have fun and GOOD LUCK!!! :D

:O Yeah! That´s an idea! I didn´t think about combining 165´s *and* 595´s! Coooool! Thanx TK! Always good to have someone else look over the idea when you´re yourself sitting 5 mm in front of it and not seeing the obvious solutions! THNX!

Hi TK! Cool that you switch in for that. Am I wrong with following? I thought SR´s are always one-way (serial to parallel or vice versa SR´s). You will need both directions for that LED-thingy (as you load the LED´s up just like caps and in the next step measure the curve of their discharge (via ADC) to say it very basically). So SR´s are out of the discussion, or not? Aaaaand: What are FF´s? ???

;D Thnx to all. I'll keep that kick in mind, audiocommander! ;) Yeah, that guy really needed that much... BUT: 8 cores for a 8x8 matrix (8 LEDs possible per core). AAAAND: He used Bascom (!!!!). You know what that means?!? Holy s**** Bascom is sooo slow. So I really think that with a good multiplexing (like 74HC4051 or similar) those probs should not come up to fast and more LED´s per core should be possible. The physical problems like to much light around you are more breaking up my mind (perhaps you will not be able to use those LED-buttons in the sunlight... :P ... wouldn´t like those babies being trapped in some dark room). Yeah, ok, whatever. Things will get started and then let´s see. :) Til then greetz!

Hi there! I got a little rare in the last time, but that all got a reason: Actually I'm trying to get into AVR Atmega's programming (similar to the PICs, just a little "easier" in my opinion as I learnt in the meantime) and I am about to make some of my own apps (in inspiration by the GODFATHER TK ;) ). Also, I am moving again at the moment (I got a new job and now moving from Regensburg to Erlangen in Germany) and so time's flying away... again. Right NOW I do have time because I fused my only one Atmega32 IC to sleep (it does not react to anything, I can't reprogram it and I need additional pieces to wake it up again - ordered that just half an hour ago). Because of that I just wanna let you know whats up. The advantage for you guys in some time could be the following: Planned applications: - just some beginner's stuff to get in (wtf, some counters, LCD-stuff and other toooootally boring stuff) - Gimmick: New kind of audio scope: Using some RGB-LEDs for that (blue = hi, yellow = mid, red = lo) and switching through them so some diagramm of the audio signal is rendered. - Getting into that LED-touch-switch thing. Perhaps some module will come out of that ?!? LED-DIN?!?!? Dunno up to now. - Getting the most synth-like stuff possible out of the Atmega32 (also just for trying out & playing around with the AVR routines, not really some interesting app as FPGA's are a LOT LOT LOT better at that) - Low cost electronic oscilloscope (that's my favourite!!!) - it looks like it will feature up to 200 kSamples/second (so no MHZ stuff to look at - but audio is shown perfectly) on a 128x64 LCD. But THIS app is like hard programming and will take it's time. So, I hope you guys don't kick my ass because I'm not around to much anymore, but no you at least know what's up and perhaps even can look forward for some more stuff to build. ;) Greetz!