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Hi Jon, welcome aboard!
the information you are looking for can be read on those pages:
MB-SID: http://ucapps.de/midibox_sid.html
and of course the wiki: http://wiki.midibox.org/
Midiboxing is pretty easy. All the PCBs can be bought from SmashTV. He also offers complete kits, but if you want, you can order the other components yourself.
A Midibox is completely modular. For all projects you need a Core module (PIC based Core). You can connect other modules to the Core, e.g. If you want to connect buttons, encoders, LEDs and Pots/Sliders. The module you are looking for, is the SID-Module. This module is controlled my the Core and it consists basically of the SID-chip known from the C64.
For the most basic setup, a Core and a SID-Module are sufficent (an additional LCD is helpful for debugging). You can controll all the parameters over MIDI.
If you have further questions, please read through the documentation, then search the forum (most questions have been asked before) and if you haven't found answers for your questions, you can always ask here or in the chat (that's where the geeks are ;)).
regards
matthias
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I assume that your PSU is simply not strong enough.
Your MF-module(s) draws pretty much current when all faders are moving, so I think the voltage will break down.
How much ampere can your PSU deliver?
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You can either use MTE's Traktorizer code, or you can code your own midibox application with pot and encoder support.
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2xPIC PIC18F4685
Won't need them in during the next 2 months.
PM me if you still need them.
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had to keep stopping when my hands started shaking about.
Do you know Fredl Fesl?
Probably not. He's a bavarian comedian and he is suffering parkinson for some years now.
He once told in a TV-Interview that he is using a modified orbital sander with some rubber instead of sandpaper on his arms before a concert.
Because of that vibration, he says, he is able to play the guitar without his body shaking.
Dunno if that could help in your case, but perhaps you might want to give it a try in case you have a orbital sander at hand.
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Encoders: http://ucapps.de/midibox16e.html
no encoders: http://ucapps.de/midibox64.html
You can keep the PIC. (=! PCI) No reburning needed. just upload the application you need through MIDI
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good to hear. Keep it up! :)
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1. ne höhere auflösung (pro loch 3 ticks)
wie genau meinst du das?
2. weiß die BOX welche richtung das dingen läuft
äh.. Bei mechanischen Encodern nicht, oder was? :P
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So you dig through everyone's profiles to see if there's offsite doco? ;)
When I talked about "profile" I actually meant that little that links to his website...
...but yeah, I'm a
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sometimes we don't even know it exists ;)
actually the URL was in his avatar and in his profile, so it wasn't that hard to figure that out ;D
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No schems/plans/pics/software to share ? :(
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wobei dann halt immer nur ein DOUT "an" sein darf.
kurzschlüssig
genial ;) Dafür bekommst du den
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Also wenns simpel sein soll, dann leg ich dir den MB-808 Sequenzer und irgend nen Sampler ans Herz.
Ansonsten halt die/den (?) ESX. Der/Die hat auch den Vorteil dass er eingebaute Effekte und einen bzw. mehrere Modulationssequenzer hat.
Eine weitere Möglichkeit wäre irgendeine Lauflicht-Sampler software (z.B. ReBirth-338 mit Custom-Sampleset) und ein entsprechender Midicontroller.
Wobei dir da halt ein bisschen das "Lauflicht-Feeling" fehlt ;)
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If you find matching PCB-mount faders and pots, you can do it like Wild_weasel and use the original PCB as template:
http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=wild_weasel
You can at least reuse the Balance/Pan-Pots. I'm not sure about whether the EQ-pots are log or lin.
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Du musst Dir aber bei den Electribes darüber im klaren sein, dass die leider nur SmartMedia-Karten nehmen.
Da hat Korg leider auf das falsche Pferd gesetzt... 128MB-Karten kosten auf eBay um die 20€... :(
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Naja... da gäbs natürlich die Korg ESX-1 (wenns ein bisschen mehr sein darf ;) )...
Midibox und Samples gibts nicht. Zumindest weiß ich von nix ;D
Also von dem her brauchts wohl oder übel nen externen Sampler.
Als Sequencer würde sich der MB-808 Sequenzer anbieten:
http://ucapps.de/midibox_808.html
matthias
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Warning - while you were reading a new reply has been posted. You may wish to review your post.
naja..egal:
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SLP: 6582 != 6581 or 8580 ;)
I actually thought he might be able to figure that out himself ;)
I don't think that there is a application where you can't use a 6582 instead of a 8580, except you don't like the sound of the 6582.
Also I guess that there aren't many (non-midibox-)people aware of the fact that there are actually 6582 SIDs available, as they have never been nuilt into any Commodore AFAIK.
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http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/wilba_6582a_sid_mega_sale
edit: If I were you, I wouldn't post my e-mail adress like that. You know, Spam-Bots and so...
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as theres no MD port on the smash SID boards
http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php/topic,8636.0.html
3rd reply:
Core:J10 SID:J2 Vd Vc Vs Vs CLK CLK SC -- MU MU RC RC MD SC SO SO -- -- -- --
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Yeah... I couldn't get it out of my head during a test I had today...
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Does it make a difference at all?
No.
will any of them do?
Yes.
;) Take care of the SMD-ones. You don't want these. DIL Is the way to go (Dual in line).
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So I have a question for you guys. My 6N138 optocoupler reads like this on the surface. 6N138, 0733TI. My question is, what does the second set of numbers and letters mean?
07 - Year
33 - Week
TI - Texas Instruments (?)
So your chip was made by Texas Instruments somwhen in August 2007.
Parts I have in my bin.... need any?
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How much do you want for that one?