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What you seem to want to do is definitely doable. "Writing an entire app" sounds a lot harder than it is. You don't start out at 0, but with a fully working app, with all hooks that just doesn't do a lot yet. So it's really not that big a deal :-) In most cases you can just mod an existing app but I personally prefer to statr from scratch rather than digging thorugh someone else's code ;)

It absolutely can, and it doesn't even have to be that complex. A single program change message could do if you write the app with full support of all the possible pedalboards you have.

$16 müssten das gewesen sein.

Short answer: Lots. Long answer: 90 MIPS -> 90,000,000 instructions per second -> 90,000 instructions @ 1kHz. Semi-random very pessismistic guess per ADSR is 1000 instructions -> 90 ADSRs.

Vermutlich weil Du das 1.5fache vom Neupreis verlangst ;)

:-)

Sweet :-) :D

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It'll get better the more you read ;)

Get yourself a copy of the datasheet and look for info on the TRIS* registers :-)

LOL!

Wilba is kinda hard to get drunk. I tried it with german beer (obviously not hard enough) .

Any particular reason you sent that as PM as well? Tiny traces, tiny spacing, >400 holes - not very diy friendly, and certainly not worth the effort, when you can buy one for <10eur.

if (PORTCbits.RC5) { // pin is high do something } else { // pin is low do something else } Remember to set the pin directions before using them as in/outputs.

For J10:SO you would do: PORTCbits.RC5 = 0; or PORTCbits.RC5 = 1; J10:RC is PORTCbits.RC4. Simple enough, eh?

Cool! How many newb-points do I get if I start a thread with a hitler reference? edit: It's only fair to give the opposition equal time ;)

Get the new toolchain installed instead ;)

You can just paste the "copy ...." in a command window (start -> run -> cmd)

Yep, that's it.

Yes, that's possible (depending on the app you want to use it might mean some coding [for the mbCV for instance the amount of coding = 0]), the triggers are 5V

Thanks, now I can finally see all the cool stuff you got there ;)

Resizing pics good. Napster bad.

Teehee, nice link :-)

If the few mA that the opamps pull are above the minimum current draw of your atx power supply, then technically yes. Most PC power supplies will introduce a lot of noise audible though.