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Thank you man, in the meantime I oriented my searches to MIDI-to-RS232 adapters/converters. I found some schematics but there is an interesting link..I hope that with this new info I can be more clear. Please take a look http://www.edrum.info/files/edrum16_v1_5.gif Edrum is a diy project, they use the PIC16F877 controller and it's connected to MIDI and MAX232/RS232 Out. Commodore 64 has a RS232 port IN... Now, I'm not a genius so it's possible that I'm mistaking but what happens if I include MAX232/RS232 in my next Midibox project? Ex. PIC16F877 --- (25) RC6/TX/CH ---> T1IN PIC16F877 --- (26) RC7/RX/DT ---> R1OUT In this way can I send MIDI messages from Midibox to C64 using RS232 port? Hope it's clear Thanks, Scube

I'm a newbie :-[ and I post a simple question: can I use Midibox to control Commodore 64 audio softwares? Does it exist a way to connect the Midibox via cartridge o din? I'm searching a midi control unit for my Commodore but it's really hard. I found old pieces only (Moog, Siel..) :'( Thanks, Scube

Really thanks Michael. I'm a newbie in MIDI controllers and I think I have to study a lot to realize my controller. I was thinking to start with one core, so I can understand how difficult is my project. I'm not sure that I can use "linked" modiboxes...in this way do you think I will be able to store a "global patch"? As regards C++.. my brain is visual-based. It needs visual feedback to work :P Best, Scube

No :-[ My softsynth is Reaktor-based. I need C/C++ to assembly my controller? Thanks, Scube

Sorry, 3 digit LED displays Scube

Hello, this is my first post in this forum. I'd like to realize my first MIDI controller for my softsynth and I'd like to approach MBHP. I have to control more than 1200 parameters (I have a 30 x 30 points matrix). I'd like also to use 8 digit LED displays for every (300) rotary encoder/fader. My first question is: Can I do it? Thanks, Scube