Sasha

I changed my mind again. I`l take 4 chip sets, 2 for me and 2 for kokipsiho. This batch proposal is becomming real batch. ;) 47 by now

Sorry, I`m not sure exactly what I`ve did, it was long time ago. I should open it again to see.

I am asking because i had difficulties locating you here at forum, nothing else. It is strange that somebody changing nick more than once. My musician synonime is not Sasha too. ;) I hope you are satisfied with your nick now and will keep it like that. Nothing personal to. No, I have other reasons not to take you seriously, but let`s go over it. OK? Peace

I recycled alot of these joysticks from PS2 and all have pushbutton mounted at side. Only difference is that some have metal, but most have plastic shaft. I removed spring from one for testing and everything went just fine.

none of it may I ask you something? why you are changing the nickname all the time? People wont take you seriously when you are doing it. We are trying to get know eachother here.

As I worked in screen printing industry for few years I hardly can believe somebody could actually not see this kind of error or let it out of the company like this. Not to say anything about very bad screening ink. Everybody here on the forum would do better job "hand-screening", without use of any printing table. Outrageous! :o

Added 1 set. I might take more if you are missing some IC sets for bulk order. It is really nice to have you here. :)

..or you could use Minty Boost and power it from 2xAA batteries: http://www.ladyada.net/make/mintyboost/ ;)

Yes, support for MBHP. Please inform us if you find some inexpensive I2C to SD adapter.

When I saw this project I thought emidiately it would be great to have SD card support on MBSEQ. :)

This is one cool open source AVR project I stumbled across today while browsing AVR Freaks projects. FEATURES: * Works with most cards, max size is limited to 2GB (but please also note, cards 32MB and below could use FAT12, which is not supported) * Real MIDI files on FAT16 (Midi format 0 only) - recording (only root dir) and playback * Maximum of 255 files per folder* * Displays the file names - long names are supported - filename scrolling* * File delete is possible (it can delete any file from the root directory) * 256 byte input/output buffer and 8MHz clock for high performance and precise MIDI timings * Lyrics are displayed (when contained in MIDI file) - cool! * Variable speed (+/-15 steps) and transpose (+/-24) while playing a file * MMC/SD card bootloader - just format a card, copy generated MM.BIN onto it, insert it and switch ON! * MIDI channel mute for each channel * Menu for setting up drum channel, lyric display, repeat modes, channel mutes and track delay* * Settings are stored in non-volatile EEPROM on-chip * IR remote control (RC5 protocol), a Philips videorecorder remote for example. Or get a programmable remote and use code 257 (for a Philips VCR). * Several song repeat modes (song, folder, random, non-stop) LINK: http://www.lehmayr.de/e_mrmidi.htm and same thing as kit: http://www.sdmidicontroller.com/

I dont think people lost the interests, we need to wait for some news from Re`an.

Yes, the case could be a problem that you don`t look at when searching. I have some problems because of encoders touching the front-panel. I searched everywhere but couldn`t see the problem.

Hey Duke, your SID looks awesome, and I agree with surfer, it really looks like vintage Russian sint. :) Few questions... Can you tilt the SID towards you or it is fixed to the keyboard? What kind of knobs are those? I think similar is used on some Roland groveboxes but white. Can you please show how you cutted PCB looks like?

Hey t_xen, that is a nice housing. I can imagine someone walking around with it. ;D

That`s great to hear, Jason. :) I dont think price difference matters at all.

Another project you working on I`m very interested in. :)

That`ts nice catch Arto. Keep up digging the electronic junk. There is gold in some of it! ;)

George, if you finished your drums laminating successfully than it payed off. I build a quite some times tools that are used only once for certain job, but without it, it could be hard or even impossible to realize.

Jidis, what is drum finish roller? and stryd, thanks for the English! ;)

pic 5 I got very lucky this DIY pointerless knob fits just right into the wheel hole with just enough preassure. :) pic 6 This is how final product looks like. When encoder is inserted it makes everithing even more secure. It stands on shaft very firmly. This wheel can be fixed on to "L" bracket and mount on panel. I am very satisfied with the result and it was quick and fun Saturday morning project.

While I was digging the printer parts box I am collecting for CNC machine I would like to build I stumbled across these wheels that are originally used to drag the paper out of the tray. They are very soft and nice to touch. After some touching idea struck me. They would be very nice for scene scroll wheel for Ableton live controller or for tempo on Traktor. pic 1 As the wheels had pretty sharp edges (even they feel soft) and old damaged surface, I needed o sand it down a little bit. I use screw and bolts to fix it into hand drilling machine. It is not must to be done that way, but it makes it easier to do it like this. pic 2 To sand the knob evenly it is very important for wheel not to wobble so I used metal D shaft from old pot attached to the drilling machine. pic 3 This is just for illustration. It is important to cut the pointer off the knob first and than proceed with sanding. pic 4 I didnt actually trim this knob I got from MTE just for this purpose. I did that the other day in order to have thin pointerless knob. That is the reason it is black. This was just for testing. As you can see i trim the top too much so I got the that hole, which I wanted to plug with 3mm LED cap. It would look good.

And another cheap source here: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/5-x-Soft-Touch-Mixer-Knobs-for-Potentiometers-WHITE-99p_W0QQitemZ160171509969QQihZ006QQcategoryZ72404QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem

I was thinking to use few colours of P300 and P301 (for tempo) on my 808.

Cool. I wanted to order some of their knobs from ebay, but now I`m going to wait to see what will be here. I`m also thinking about using them for x0xboxes, and will probably ofer it to the people that are building x0x in Serbia. I`ll make my wishlist.