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Awwww :flowers: Looking forward to it!

That wasn't in C. That was in pseudo code.

Like I said in the chat for a simple +/-1 there's no need for tables. Simply increment and decrement your patch and bank. My personal take on this would be to extend the MB64_BUTTON_Handler function in mb64_buttons.inc. Before the voodoo that happens there you could add sth along these lines (assuming you have 2 variables assigned called patch_num and bank_num): sendpatchchange { send bank and patch } if button id (MIOS_PARAMETER1) is Patch_Up inc patch_num if patch_num > 127 patch_num = 0 inc bank_num if bank_num = 5 bank_num = 0 sendpatchchange if button id (MIOS_PARAMETER1) is Patch_Down dec patch_num if patch_num > 127 patch_num = 127 dec bank_num if bank_num > 5 bank_num = 5 sendpatchchange if button id (MIOS_PARAMETER1) is Bank_Up inc bank_num if bank_num > 5 bank_num = 0 sendpatchchange if button id (MIOS_PARAMETER1) is Bank_Down dec bank_num if bank_num > 5 bank_num = 0 sendpatchchange [/code] Obviously there's more elegant/faster ways, but this should do for starters.

Dafür gibt es eigentlich keinerlei Grund. Funktioniert das gm5 denn mit anderen Geräten?

- You won't need an LCD. It's handy for debugging (especially with custom apps) but not necessary. - You won't need a DOUT module - you don't have any digital outs ;) - You won't need a bankstick. - PSU: Pretty much any 7-12V wallwart will do. 250mA+ should do since you have no LEDs/...

Keyword: matrix :)

Is that... is that panna cotta? * nILS steals Phil's noms om nom nom nom

I just checked the settings and it's enabled and should show... I guess you're not important enough. Happy B-Day! Have some cake instead of a notification!

Yes, it works with goattracker, I haven't noticed any latency (using a gm5x5x5). IIRC Flemming tried WinVice and it worked as well. Regarding fnpSID - since there's a major shortage of SID chips, it is doubtful that there'll be full kits. It's a fairly specialized build that does exactly what flexinoodle and I needed - if there's enough interest I am sure we can make up soe kits or at least run a bulk order for the PCBs. Just keep reading some more :) There's a bunch of threads that discuss the benefits of each of the implementations - modular, sammich, mb6582 and fnpSID. Then pick the one that fits your purpose best :) If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

Hiya RogB, welcome aboard! :flowers: In layman's terms, the engines on the mbSID do, what a tracker does - they tell the SID chip what to do. If you want to go with traditional chip tune stuff, you basically want to bypass them. Yes, the mbSID can do tracker-style songs ;) It supports the asid protocol for instance, which allows you to use any software supporting that. A while ago I was playing around a bit with my own tracker and added asid support so it can play over an mbSID. There's also a slightly buggy midibox-version of hardsid.dll that allows you to use the mbSID with anything that supports the hardsid protocol :)

I moved this to MBOTW, hope you dont mind ;) Beautiful box, congratulations! :frantics:

http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/gm5x5x5_pcb_bulk_order

Die Bilder der Platinen auf ucapps.de sind Drauf- oder genauer Durchsichten. Von oben drauf DURCH die Platine. Daher ist alles andersrum, wenn Du die Platine mit der Lötseite zu Dir anschaust :)

Merveilleusement beau!

The gm5 (which is the fun little IC) is always a 5/5. I think you're referring to the PCB: single IO PCB with the possibility to extend (which is what TK sells) or the gm5x5x5 (which is what I sell).

Ya know, that's the beauty of DIY. You do stuff yourself. Like buying ICs. If you have people around who do the anti-fun part of it all for - like buying parts and making PCBs, the better way to go is "yay, I got most stuff I need from one person instead of having to source everything myself and worry about making PCBs or doing some majorly nasty verboard work" rather than "why can't I haz everything from one place?"</rant> About SID revisions: Google "sid revision" and come up with http://sid.kubarth.com/sid_revisions.html

Les gars, j'ai eu raison! Et c'est la raison pour laquelle vous devriez toujours demander dans le forum anglais ;)

Hey hey pilo! That might be an issue with the latest release of MIOS, where the encoder handler changed. If the .hex in the archive was still compiled with the old setup, it would run on his (potentially) old MIOS, if he recompiles it, it won't. Tell him to try upgrading MIOS and then uploading the newly compiled app.

Nun ja, schauen wir mal: Du brauchst was, mit 33p und 100n - und hast was, wo "33" und was anderes wo "10" draufsteht... Na? Falls das nicht als Tip reicht - google hilft weiter, wenn man es mit "capacitor code 104" füttert.

Not sure if you have to ask Wilba and/or me, but both Wilba and I are ok with it :)

Willkommen an Bord, Hundberg! :flowers: Am falschen Ende gespart ;) Am besten nimmst Du die Eagle Dateien von ucapps.de - aufmachen und der Reihe nach mit dem Info-Tool die Teile anklicken, Info lesen, dann einlöten/einstecken. Reihenfolge: Dioden, Widerstände, IC Sockel, Kondensatoren, ..., MIDI Sockel - sprich der Höhe nach. Dann kann man einfach alle/einige Widerstände einstecken, Platine umdrehen, löten, nächst höhere Bauteile einstecken, umdrehen, löten, ...

The server was moved and apparently some bugs aren't fixed yet :) Twinniiiiiiiiieeee!