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wohoooo! thx :-)

there is a workaround. it´s on the ableton forums in the m4l area. i have a bookmark somewhere...but you could probably find it by yourself.

And here are the real pics: Hope you like it. I am very happy. Thank you all for the support and the great system (TK!!) Alex

Hey guys, i´d like to show you my Midibox i built the last weeks and finished today. It is an ordinary MB64e with a Schaeffer panel and a black walnut case. It features 24 encoders and 12 buttons to control my drumsynthesizers microtonic and drumaxx. Anyway I like it slick and clean, I like wood and I like geometry :p. I tried to keep the device as low as possible with monome as inspiration. Therefore i constructed everything in CAD beforehands to avoid suprises during assembly. I decided to not go for a PCB but tried to keep the wiring mess as "clean" as possible. Here are a few CAD Renderings: Box overview: Frontpanel construction: Inside: Left cut, very little space due to the height of the box.

Hi Mate, that´s really easy. I did it yesterday without any problems. 1.) Install the tools. You find them here (win32): http://rapidshare.com/files/399264147/MidiboxProgramming.zip.html 2.) Move the entire Folder with your 8580.asm to e.g. c:/mios/midibox_sid_v2_0_rc37 (or whatever foldernames you have) 3.) On Winxp click start and type "cmd", that opens a shell (dos like command window) 4.) in this shell navigate to your folder 5.) type and execute: SET PATH=C:\MSYS\1.0\bin;%programfiles%\gputils\bin;%programfiles%\SDCC\bin;%PATH% 6.) type and execute: make files are made and ready for upload. that´s all.

Thorsten, thank you. Makes sense. I wasnt aware of the fact, that the order of the entries has an effect on the mapping. Now that i see that i can even swap the SRs in the list and not only the numbers within a specific SR entry it is totally clear. Best, Alex

hey guys, i´ve come across a problem with my encoder mapping of which i am not sure if i could solve it within the c application of mb64e. I´ve got two rows of 6 encoders, let´s name them A and B. Due to practical reasons (cable mess) i would like to wire the encoders in blocks of 4 (encoder 1 and 2 of row A and row B) with one 10 pin ribbon cable each block and connect them to SR5, SR6 and SR7 of my second DIN-Module. So far so good. Normally when mapping encoders they get increasing cc numbers with increasing shift register numbers. That means that the encoders of SR 5 get the numbers 1,2,3 and 4 and the encoders of SR6 get 5,6,7,8 and so on. But due to my wiring the encoders in row A have 1 2 5 6 9 10 and the encoders in row b have 3 4 7 8 11 12 instead of 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7,8,9,10,11,12. Question: Can i change this within the c application or is that not possible? Thank you, alex

Hey, i meanwhile had the time to look into the files. It´s not hard to configure it. It´s harder to find the info :p Download the latest application files (in this case mb64e_v2_2d) and have a look into setup_midibox16e.asm it´s all documented in there. Change the setup_midibox64e.asm accordingly. After that you have to compile the file and generate a new .hex that you can upload via mios. Read the application development article in the wiki on how its done. http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/application_development it´s n00b friendly...i just tried it :)

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