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Without any added magic you can have digital 128 inputs. You need 2 per encoder, one per button. You also get 128 digital outputs for LEDs. The total number you'd need for all controls is approx.: Encoders: 210 Buttons: 580 LEDs: 800 Which means roughly 1000 inputs and 800 outputs.

Man you guys need to try it! It's awesome! It has revolutionized the way I make music. This is the single-coolest thing ever!!!!!!!111111oneleven

Using veroboard you can cut down the size of the 8x bankstick a lot ;-)

BTW, that really simple and easy to use circuit simulator (which I use a lot too) can be found at http://www.falstad.com/circuit/

Whee! I found a bug I think. When you change the filter's cutoff frequency the editor doesn't set the FIP bit while writing to 0x055 and 0x056, which hence turns FIP (0x056:7) off everytime you change the cutoff frequency.

Of course. Even the Step A CS does that. Um, this is not gonna happen. There's a LOT of parameters.

Hehe someone got bored :-)

He deserves to have an accident doing what he's doing.

Win XP :-)

Hahaha :-) And that makes you choice even more respectable!

Anmerkung am Rande: "MIOS_LCD_PrintBCD4(MIOS_AIN_Pin7bitGet(pin));" is eine ziemlich langsame Angelegeneheit und sollte in einer Funktion die häufig aufgerufen wird nicht unbedingt drin sein. Schneller wäre das hier: MIOS_LCD_PrintBCD4((unsigned char)(pin_value>>2)); Mit Grüßem vom Herrn Stryd.

Hahaha, nice!

> Should I eventually build a SID? Yes. Simple as that.

Go Wilbaaaaaaaaaa! ;D

[me=nILS Podewski]thinks they're generated by the svn system which means you can remove them.[/me]

Mine seems to have a problem, but I just can't put my finger on it... ;-)

I know that layout :D

Hey, that's way cool, cimo! Now all you have to do this year is have sex! Woohoo!

Updates: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=gm5x5x5_pcb_bulk_order

http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?action=search If you look at the pcb or schem and follow the traces you'll notice that naturally all Vs pins are connected. So it's the same thing. You can use any Vs pin/all Vs pins/whichever Vs pin you want for any number of LEDs.

Whee :-)

You have managed to find this forum and you're obviously capable of logical thinking. More is really not needed ;-) A soldering iron, some soldering tin and a pair of pliers is really all you need to get your SID up and running. Well, maybe the people around here if you run into some problems ;-) It is a MIDIbox SID beyond any doubt. It just seems that noone on this forum has seen this particular box before (or at least doesn't wanna talk about it) ;-)

If you buy an mbSID on this forum, it's not sold for profit, but due to a lack of time or the likes on the side of the person who started building it in the first place. That's ok. Shit happens. Change in interest happens, too :-) Any price that's being asked for on this forum is gonna be ~ the price of the parts. So whatever is being asked here is fair. Without wanting to start another arguement about it (pretty please, if you (and by that I mean anyone who reads this) feel tempted to reply regarding this, don't.) let me just say we're a bit "fundamentalistic" because this is a lot of people's hard work that a lot of people put in this for free, just to help others make really cool stuff. If you give a teddy bear to the neighbor kiddo you wouldn't want him to turn around and go sell it for, say, crack, now wouldya? Fairly simple, ain't it? :D Would we accept someone here who bought a box on this forum? No. We'd welcome him aboard :-) edit: beaten. dammit. Futureman: Hold you horses. Olorin isn't necessarily talking about buying a SID in some evil place, but here: Could be read either way. I just hope he meant the good one :D If your box has a lexan panel, you probably won't get much support.

Not as easy as typing though, eh? ;-)

Find the box that suits your needs best then order the parts [after doing a lot more reading] ;-) Direct contact? There's plenty in the chat (see link in the menu at the top of the page)