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I can get P301 in black from the Canadian distributor for a good price, but only in multiples of 1000. I have a couple of samples - they are very nice.
At that quantity, the cost is about 35-45 cents each.
Who wants them, and how many?
where you located i'm in Edmonton Alberta post would be reasonable.. i'd need like 200 too
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edmonton, alberta, canada. came today. thanks alot wilba!!! MUCH appreciated!
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Oh and thanks for all the kind words, i'm generally into dark themes and music...
The mix is for promotional use and you may save it and listen at any time..
if that mix works for you i have a whole directory of mixes available for download.
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HI Phil ,sound good ,how do you work?which sampler,fx ,soft etc ;)
ableton live, operator, sampler, wave arts power suite, absynth, and dblue Glitch
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You might find this video interesting too, its a video of the Kada assembly line in their warehouse in china:
Notice that they produce different brands in the same warehouse! ;)
More videos in their
Gotta love china! ;)
small hands make small solder joints.
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http://www.just-phil.com/jp/Just Phil - Rails.mp3
Track I finished recently.. no controller used...
and a new mix.
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"dont" forget the 200 you promised me" :D
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can you live with the masterfader not being a motorfader?
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Thank you nILS my gm5x5x5 arrived no problem (edmonton, AB, CANADA)
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OOOH! 2 boards 3 chips arrived today (edmonton, AB, Canada)
danke Thorsten!
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i think this is a great thread so i hope you dont mind i resurrected it from the dead.
I work for DOW Chemical Western Canada Operations in their railyard i'm a switchman so i'm responsible for building/marshalling outbound and inbound trains. (they must be put together in a paticular order) I also scale the cars to ensure they have the correct weight. I also bring different cars to different areas of the plant to get loaded or unloaded. Great job i get to work outside and be active. Only time i dont like it is on days like yestesterday. -30*C (about 4*F) snowing heavy and 10mph winds blowing drifting snow in your face... at times i would have to walk the length of a train 45 cars (approx. 60feet per car) back and forth in waist deep snow. for 12hours a day. other then that its alot of fun. the yard i work in has 64km of rail on site. up to 22 railcars can be loaded/offloaded at a time. and has a capacity to store about +/- 1800 railcars.
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I wrote a small linux application this weekend called "alsa-midi-latency-test" to benchmark the GM5 Midi USB interface. Here is a screenshot: http://twitpic.com/1y188 - please pm me, if you're interested and willing to test this application with your midi setup.
One thing, which would be really nice to test is: build a midi chain [PC] --> [iN1] --> [PC] --> [OUT1] --> [iN2] --> [PC] --> [OUT2] --> [iN3] --> [PC] --> [OUT3] --> [iN4] --> [PC] --> [OUT4] --> [iN5] --> [PC] --> [OUT5] --> [PC] and see, if any kind midi message gets trough this chain. How is the latency in this kind of setup?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- MidiTest Results -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ================ Info ==================================================== Date: 23 Nov 2008 Time: 23:42:26 AppVersion: 4.6.231 OS: Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Service Pack 2 (Build 2600) Processor(s): Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6600 @ 2.40GHz Speed: 2394 MHz Number: 2 API: MultiMedia Extensions (MME) Test type: Advanced Use timestamp: yes Errors: None ================ Tested Message Types ==================================== Note off: yes Note on: yes Key aftertouch: yes Controller: yes Program change: yes Channel aftertouch: yes Pitchbend: yes System exclusive: yes MIDI time code quarter frame: yes Song position pointer: yes Song select: yes Tune request: yes MIDI clock: yes MIDI tick: no Start: yes Continue: yes Stop: no Active sensing: yes System reset: yes System exclusive mixed with realtime messages: no ================ Ports =================================================== MIDI Output: MIDIbox SID (1) Description: midibox.org GM5 Provider: midibox.org DriverDate: 11-20-2008 DriverVersion: 1.0.6.0 MIDI Input: MIDIbox SID (1) Description: midibox.org GM5 Provider: midibox.org DriverDate: 11-20-2008 DriverVersion: 1.0.6.0 ================ Results Per Message ===================================== MESSAGES Snd Rcv Snd+Rcv Message TotalTime: 1505.28 ms 23994.51 ms 25499.79 ms Message MaximumTime: 0.25 ms 2.21 ms 2.26 ms Message MinimumTime: 0.03 ms 0.00 ms 0.03 ms Message AverageTime: 0.05 ms 0.77 ms 0.82 ms SysexTime: 19.44 ms 2640.01 ms 2659.45 ms SysexAverage: 0.00 ms 0.26 ms 0.27 ms < 1 ms: 31250 22455 21219 1 - 2 ms: 0 8732 9953 2 - 3 ms: 0 63 78 3 - 4 ms: 0 0 0 4 - 5 ms: 0 0 0 5 - 10 ms: 0 0 0 10 - 20 ms: 0 0 0 20 - 50 ms: 0 0 0 50 - 100 ms: 0 0 0 > 100 ms: 0 0 0 Message count: 31250 Sysex count: 160 Sysex size: 10000 Sysex passed: 10000 Message latency: 0.82 ms Total time: 75.497 sec Message jitter: 0.39 ms Message max deviation: 1.44 ms ================ Results Per Byte ======================================== BYTES Byte TotalTime: 9956.80 ms Byte MaximumTime: 1.46 ms Byte MinimumTime: 0.02 ms Byte AverageTime: 0.32 ms < 1 ms: 31223 1 - 2 ms: 27 2 - 3 ms: 0 3 - 4 ms: 0 4 - 5 ms: 0 5 - 10 ms: 0 10 - 20 ms: 0 20 - 50 ms: 0 50 - 100 ms: 0 > 100 ms: 0 Byte count: 79569 Byte latency: 0.32 ms Byte jitter: 0.15 ms Byte max deviation: 1.15 ms
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to my knowledge there is no snap to fit female plug... you have to order how many pins you want at a time... I could be wrong though.
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SWEET, I love chips!
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hi ralf i have been holding back building my midibox for this exact release. max for live. i heard about the cycling '74/ableton collaboration during the beta planning stages of my midibox. so i have been learning ableton and max inside out until this happens.. i was originally inspired by the monodeck which I understand you had a hand in. when i saw robert play live here in toronto i knew i had found what i was meant to do. i have been patiently waiting for this release and it means that my whole live performance will shortly be realized. pending financial stability.
do the max for live plugins have their own ram adressing? i plan on recording many tracks to long buffers for processing inside the max plugins. and am worried about hitting the ableton's maximum ram allowance.
oh and THANK YOU FOR MAX FOR LIFE. Greatest product to ever happen to me.
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have invoices been sent out yet? do i get it in e-mail or paypal?
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also the website says i need to log in to see the drawing could you post it up please i'm doing some layout planning and i need to know the exact dimensions with button... thanks, phil..
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i'll go with 256. updated wiki hopefully since i need most of them 1 to 8 this means we can get them with the printing.
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http://ucapps.de/mios_download.html
since you do have some programming experience take a look that the different application configurations and see what one fits the bill best then add in any other features you want.
so you can have (2) AINX4 + (4) DINX4 + (4) DOUTx4. BUT you will need a custom application to make it all work together.
i suggest you read the details of each module at uCapps.de very carefully and see whats possible. look at all the diagrams on how to hook up each module and led rings and etc...
first build 1 core and a few din/ain/dout... then if you want the extra toys then just build a second core... once you have one core in your hands and you are hooking modules up to it things will start tomake sense on what you can do and what it takes to do it.
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no you need 2 cores. but its easy to hook them up
http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_link_fr.html its even the french link on how to hook up multiple core modules together!
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watercooling 8)
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And not just midibox related but what do you want to achieve this comming year?
finish my mb64e+mb64+midio128 (project 3chome)
finish my max/msp patch for my live PA
buy an xserve 1u server computer
but 5.1 studio monitor setup
Finish at least 1 album in surround sound.
and last but not least try to win back my high school sweetheart....
its kind of sad that my life revolves around midibox.
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