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First one could be a piezo crystal, although I'm not sure of the pinout or part number. You can always combine capacitors to get the right value, depending on the space requirements.

Every man and his cat is after a SEQV4 PCB. Your best bet is to jump on the order list =wilba&s[]=seq]http://midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=wilba_mb_seq_pcb_bulk_order&s[]=wilba&s[]=seq ...which I see you're already on. I share your frustrations for having no timelines etc., but you'll just have to be patient. I'm finishing my school project (PhD thesis) and then it'll be a blitz of MIDIBoxes (MB6582, sFM and hopefully SEQV4).

Like this?: :clover:

Does your controller use MIDI, OSC or CV/Gate?

What would be the point? What do Arduino shields do that MIDIBox can't? Is this a pre-fabrication issue again?

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I was surprised the Korg Nanopad didn't have DIN MIDI. I didn't buy it specifically, it came bundled with software, but I thought it might make an interesting controller. I only use a computer for recording so USB to DIN MIDI would be pretty cool really EDIT: of course the full sized DIN wouldn't fit, but I expected a break out cable. I obviously didn't do my homework.

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I really liked the look of the MIDIBox SEQ when I first saw it too. Tried to build one once, but when I started to connect the modules together it wasn't working properly, so I left it. That's when I put my name on the list. We are probably over-privileged having people sort kits and fab pcbs for us. :) You have to appreciate that others have their own lives to live -- we aren't really paying for a commercial operation so shouldn't expect a fast turnaround. I bet "Mike" (a.k.a. Tim :wink:) ) gets 50 emails a day asking "when's this happening?" If you need something in a hurry, go for a Sequentix Cirklon or the like. This is the trade-off for a "cheap", customisable instrument with constant firmware updates/requests and basically real-time support. For free!

The type of assembly when you watch somebody else build it for you for 9 months? I'd say the design stages are the most fun :wink: I bet there was a great "it's working dance;" congrats!

Hi, if you managed to short the backlight to ground, that would definitely do some damage. Is it something which happened while you were working on it? Or was it of its own accord?

I have the exact desk :). But drummer as well, so I sub mix through a Mackie 3204 (4 sub groups) and the 8 busses on the Soundcraft go to an RME FF800 (there's two extra ADCs when you wanna get real' freaky). Very happy with the results! * Much easier to set up foldback/monitor channels on an analog desk. *

Right, thanks for that :)

Has been done?: http://www.kiwitechnics.com/

http://www.junodownload.com/plus/2011/04/07/musikmesse-2011-news-another-fine-messe/ Have also emailed Matrix: Edit: http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2011/04/mode-machines-acid-64-in-violation-of.html

POIDH!

Wow, almost a direct rip! Not cool, dudes :(

I believe you can set the pattern length from any number of steps up to 256 (SEQ V4). So if you set it to a multiple of three, 3/4 or 6/8; 5 for 5/4 or 10/4 etc. It's possible to have different lengths per track, so cool rhythms are available. Can haz PCB naow? :wink: