agentorange

hello i tried to control reason 3 with the virtual keyboard over mios studio beta 5_1 and plumpstone 1.3. it worked pretty well! cheers agent

yeah that's the point! nanoloop as a hardware thing would be awesome! i'll try to contact that guy how made that pic thing for gameboy... i'm looking around for any solutions... my problem is that i have no idea about pics and programs and that stuff... can you help me? recommanded books, sides etc...? cheers ff6600

i know nanoloop. bought myself one. funny little thing! but the idea is something similar to pushpin. (www.dsperado.com). and as i know someone has done i/o interface based on a pic. i'm looking around and gather some information... i think it could be done.... cheers ff6600

i asked myself.... is it possible to control an old gameboy classic with the mios platform? over a special cartridge? just curious about that... cheers agentFF6600

my sid just make noise.... did i blow him up? rrrright? cheers ff6600

and now...? http://scorpius.spaceports.com/~ff6600/sid.html

mmh... ??? ??? ??? probably i must make myself clear... i found this chip in an c64 with a normal sid chip.... heres a pic http://scorpius.spaceports.com/~ff6600/sid.jpg (copy paste the url in a new window, my host don't allow direct links....) i'm not shure... but 2 sid's in one c64?

at first... hello to all! since a year i take a look at these projects... and i'm suprised every visit... thosten your the buddah under the diyer (for me...) :) :) :) and the community is just great!!! ok enough blah blah ;) ;) ;) i bought a c64 over ebay and as i opened it.. oh wonder oh wonder... i found a chip (beside the 6581) that is called "6581 R4AR"... what means that? is that a other release of the sid chip? i read in a yahoo group (hardsid?) that this is a "advanced revision"?!??!??!? any suggestions? keep up the good work! cheers agentff6600