Rio

Some news about that? Best Greets, Rio.

wow... nice ;D

1. that are only pins (nothing more). You can plug or solder a cable on that. 2. yes the colors are used to distinguish between the cables, but the meaning is simple here: blue (ground), red (5VDC, but only the red wires from PSU!!!), purple (14VDC).

i'll check it out at weekend...

I'm not really sure.. maybe RC13 i'll take a look and upload last version.

Great ;D

Hi, Why will velocity of played seq notes ignored for SIDV2? I can't influence the volume of SIDs via MIDI.. But I'm not sure whether CCs will be ignored on my device yet. Greets Rio.

In addition to that thread, and maybe to have a better solution for that problem: Is it possible to change the position of song, while a song/phrase is playing, but only if the loop count is ended? e.g. POS LOOPs A1 -> 4x A2 -> 8x for comprehension: e.g. while SEQ is playing A2, i want to switch back to A1 in Realtime manually, but only if the 8 loops of A2 are finished. Maybe that "switching between positions after loop ends" could be a feature of SONG MODE and in PHASE MODE (it would be necessary to add that loop count in PHRASE). Any way to realize that?

ok, na das hin und her wackeln im Karton wird nicht so wild sein, aber du solltest beim anfassen aufpassen, dass du die beinchen nicht berührst (oder du erdest dich vorher selbst ;). Das sind CMOS und die sind schon sehr empfindlich gegenüber geringen spannungen ... Generell sind aber ab und zu immermal tote chips dabei. Egal ob "neu" oder gebraucht.

auf jedenfall ;)

kabel gibt es eigentlich in jedem Elektronik/A-Z Laden.. Ansonsten kannst auch selber löten: http://www.c64-wiki.de/index.php/Audio-/Videobuchse bei gekauften kabel einfach durchmessen, welcher chinchstecker welchen pin belegt.

ok for all whose want to build a board like shown above and want to use with 2x SID, i've checked up that board again. A way to reduce the background noise is: - don't connect ground at all C.V. Inputs (you can let out all that ground wires on board for that inputs), because the ground of your external PSU (+/-12V,+/-5V) is already connected e.g.to AOUT_LC with GND (you need only ground for both CEMs, the TL and SIGNAL OUT on that board). - don't connect GND from SID OUT to GND of AUDIO_INs (to prevent humming noise) Greets Rio.

if you start building, let me know... notice: you need to build AC's SpeakJet Board (for that you need the mbhp_iic_speakjet firmware for PIC16F88) and Bill's KB Board first and you need at least 2x Core Moduls inside your c16 chassie. notice: A future version of k64 will compatible with ac's k2, but will only include the speech parts, because the synth stuff is to different....

if that are only the changes, i can compile a adapted C16/plus4 K64 version, with additional key assignment

I'm not sure... i've used Bill's C64 Keyboard Matrix with a C64 keyboard, but if C16 keyboard have the same connection cable like C64 Keyboard it should work. check this out: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/midiboxkb_-_using_a_c64_keyboard_as_input i used his KB-Board for K64. The Keyboard Matrix is almost same as on C64, a couple of keys have been reassigned, mainly because the C16 has four (instead two) cursor keys. so you have to check out how it works (write Bill a mail)... if you are interessted for application for testing, let me know, because the server is still down for download.

..oder Schrumpfschlauch ;)

In this way of complexity, yes this is what i searched for...

Hi, After playing a while with MBSEQ application again and comparing with other sequencer hardware, there is something i mentioned, which could be better for an easy-arrangenment of chained tracks (1->4, 1->2 or 3->4) in pattern menu. At time, while changing pattern (SyncPatChg = On), the sequencer changes to the next pattern after current track ended. That works very well, but while working with chained tracks, it could be more useful to change only at the end of the current chained track: Chain: 1->4 change after 4th track Chain: 1->2 and 3->4 change after 2th track Otherwise, i have always to look if a chained track passes the last track for changing to another one... Maybe this feature could be added (?). Best Regards, Rio.

mhh... ich hab hier noch n LTC Modul über. Kann man das vielleicht dafür verwerten? das ganze sollte aber an hinter einem IIC-Module-Midi-OUT am MBSEQV3 funktionieren.

Kann ich eigentlich mittels zwei Midi-Ports, zwei Geräte an einem Midi-Out anschließen? (Beide Geräte sollen die Gleiche signale bekommen). Die Midi-Ports würden dann zusammen parallel angeschlossen werden. Möglich?

Congrats, Is it planned to inform Mike (Midishop), so that he can offer this as an Midi-Kit in his shop?

I've checked out your last change in SEQ_MIDI_NoteOn function. It works fantastic. thx. Best Regards, Rio.

it's similar, but you wrote this: BIFCLR SEQ_RECORD_MODE, SEQ_RECORD_MODE_STEP, BANKED, rgoto SEQ_CORE_Clk_SendEvent_NoRec ...checking the record step mode i wrote this: BIFCLR SEQ_MODE1, SEQ_MODE1_RECORD, BANKED, rgoto SEQ_CORE_Clk_SendEvent_NoRec ...checking the record menu state maybe it was only an oversight and your intension was the same...i've noticed this while testing... Now i look further for your new solution. that would be the best solution ;) Best Regards, Rio.

Hi TK, ...i've proofed your first example yesterday. i'd intended a little bit other way, take a look: BIFCLR SEQ_MODE1, SEQ_MODE1_RECORD, BANKED, rgoto SEQ_CORE_Clk_SendEvent_NoRec call CS_M_HLP_ChkTrkSelected bz SEQ_CORE_Clk_SendEvent_NM_Ply SEQ_CORE_Clk_SendEvent_NoRec it's deactivating the track modes for current channel, if i stay in recordmode... But with regard to your last post, i'll check out that new example tonight. Thx for every help. Best Regards, Rio.

thx ;). i'll take a look. Best Regards, Rio.