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Nice work! Just happy to help out with shipping and getting the PITA parts :)

This v4L looks dressed to kill! Nice work Altitude!

Yo! Very nice tune and video as always! Thanks for posting it :)

Now there's more stuff looking like spam from SmegeInsece and MemeNeteLab about some sklep internetowy (internet store/shop according to my very basic understanding of Polish).

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Win! Plus for the nice sounds and melody plus being arty-farty black&white :D I like the weird perspective too. J

Great tune dude! Enjoy the 6582, it's truly a kick-ass machine. Now you can be a part of carrying the torch and help out other newcomers :D

Just go with a stereo Neutrik NYS. In Hawkeye's CS tutorial there's an example with photos.

Phew! Too close for comfort. Glad you're ok.

It would be hard as the sequencer can be defined, both in terms of software to button mappings, and the used hardware. The Wilba panel is likely what most people use for MBseq v4. What is it, more specifically that you would like to see added? Or are you referring to hardware, like the TPD and a BLM like the PCBs made by ilmenator?

Mmm, polivoks action :D That's a nice tune, the Hawk goes Techno. I like it too! After a dismal "spring" we kinda got pre-summer here already. Then again, us nordic types are happy and think it's summer as soon as it's more than +15C... /J

The in-line video player didn't work for me either, but I followed the linky where it played just fine. That's a dope take on the song! Well done :smile:

That's great! Thanks for sharing!

Good that I snagged me some! Just hope the bank transfer is reasonably fast.

As usual, nice track! I like the wall of gear, and that the Virus gets some love. It's a very versatile all-rounder. Moog wobble - you can start a new music genre :tongue:

Wow - I had to double check that GBW figure. Let's just say that the TLV2244 needs to be replaced. It's been optimised for low power (TI talks about micropower application). The low Gain Bandwidth Product and the low slew rate means that this op amp will only work on signals up to 5.5kHz at 1.0 gain. Double the gain and you halve the maximum frequency. OK, so what will happen with signals with sharper edges (i.e higher frequencies)? If you're lucky they will become distorted (low pass filtered). The amount of ringing in the signals will vary, but you should consider testing an op-amp with better (ok different) specs - higher bandwidth. It will draw more power, but that shouldn't be a problem here.

For now it's PIC-based. Make sure to get the right PIC also. It should be PIC18F4685 according to the ucapps.de page.

Mary thanks for all your work Martin! The knobs arrived the 28th, but the post office didn't bother telling me until too late Friday :D Such is life, I thought it would be DHL all the way with some nice delivery, haha! Everything is looking great so far!

I have what I need, but if it helps, sign me up for 10 chips. Protip: make a Wiki interest-list where ppl pur down their forum names and quantity. I could pimp this at Mutable Instruments and a couple more DIY forums. Edit: signed up for 10 IC.