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Woohoo! Lookin good! :)
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Thats a great idea Altitude! Thanks!
I'm the one who suggested alternative parts. An equivalent of the parts Julian linked to should be available from almost any electronic parts supplier, so I think its the best option for everyone.
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Nice! Looking forward! :)
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Yo! I added a few holes for the Quad IIC Midi Module!
Would be nice if someone could confirm that I haven't made some super stupid mistake ;)
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Double check all the Soldering around output 1. I guess theres a connection problem somewhere, and the OSX driver is just a bit more ..lets say tolerant.
The grounding thing sounds a little far fetched. My GM5x5x5s don't have cases at all :)
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Hmm thats strange. What kind of software are you using? Maybe test in a very simple command line environment with aplaymidi or something and see if it still occurs?
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Cool! Congrats! :)
You don't need apache for SVN. You should remove the package, afaik Ubuntu starts daemons automatically as soon as you install a package, and you really don't want to have a web server running on your computer all the time ;)
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I don't know how to use a program to download SVN stuff
Download an SVN client for your operating system and read the manual. It's not that complicated.
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I have a fan inside, but its unplugged because its too noisy in the audio output. My SIDs have passive clip on heatsinks, but I don't think they are really necessary...
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Cool! Lets hope its fixed now! :)
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Hi there.
I've been using 2 GM5x5x5's with several Linux distributions (mostly Debian and Arch) for a long time now and never had any problems.
Really just plug and play and worked 100%, running for days...
Sorry if thats not much help for you :/
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Was it really necessary to reseurrect this thread? *barf*
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I agree the LCD does not match the LEDs very well. Do you have a partnumber and/or supplier of the display you mentioned?
Futuba and Noritake make nice VFDs:
http://www.futaba.com/products/display_modules/module_products/character/index.asp
There are probably a lot more manufacturers. You can also try searching ebay for "4x20 VFD".
Look here to see if the dimensions would fit: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=wilba_mb_6582_control_surface_parts_list
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The cyan LEDs would be sooo cool with a VFD display ;)
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This guy has a USB MIDI control board and a bunch of control software (running under Max for Live) for the MegaDrive.
http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/search/label/sega%20mega%20drive%20%2F%20genesis
Damn I was watching this project for years! And now that its finally there I miss it of course...
Well, its only USB Midi so far, buuut (from the FAQ):
Can I buy an "old school" MIDI version of the GenMDM(i.e. 5 pin DIN connection instead of USB)?
Not currently, but this is being explored as a future possibility. Thanks for your patience.
So its worth to wait for that version anyway :)
Thanks for the reminder!
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No, MBSID V2 doesn't send a MIDI clock, but I will add this to the next release.
How/When should MIDI clock start & stop be sent?
Woohoo :) I think the F1 or Play Button on MB6582 would be fine, as this would only be used in bassline or drum mode I guess...
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Question 2: I opened the sammichSID and saw that there are 2x 8550 R5 MOS Chips in it. I never heard of 8550, are those replicas ?
Hmmm where have I seen this before? ;)
See Wilbas post about this here:
They are definitely remarked. You should check out if all the oscillators work, and if the filters work correctly.
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If you want to make chip music with it, 8 SIDs are absolutely overkill. If you want to use it for more complex synth patches its absolutely nice to have. You can use 4 of them at the same time then.
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Very nice!! :)
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Very cool!! I should really hurry up and finish my SEQ :)
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Quoting TK on this:
Meanwhile I think that it should also be considered to slightly increase the case size for the new MBHP_CORE_LPC17 module, especially if you want to plan with future buyers.
The LCD connectors of this module are touching Wilba's Frontpanel, because the board is larger than MBHP_CORE_STM32.
With the current case this can be fixed by removing the top of the IDC connectors, and by squeezing the cables (alternatively don't use sockets but solder the LCD cables directly), but this isn't a perfect solution for such an expensive case, and would only be acceptable for a small number of real DIY people.
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Cool, I'd take 20 of the clear ones :)
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just a last question: if i build a 6582 with just 4 or two sid, total price will be reduced ??? thanks
You can use only one SID on each module and use them in mono mode. That way you would save the cost of 4 SIDs. The limitations of only using one SID per MBSID module are that you can not use any of the polyphonic features, have less voices in drum mode, only 3 OSCs in multi mode, and only one bassline at a time in bassline mode.
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Great track! I love it :)
Full 16x16+X BLM with silicone buttons, matching case. Interested?
in MIDIbox BLM
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This is fantastic. I'm in!