Hawkeye

+1! Cool project - the compatibility with its big brother makes it really shine - a great "gig" seq with unbreakable displays :)

too bad... but i understand and can fully confirm Alex´ reliability - good price, good seller :)

Very well done! Have lots of fun with the unit! :) Greets, Peter

Me really hopes, Wilba and nILS will do a Sammich SID V2 with MBSID V3 software and a 256x64 pixel "Tempest" OLED later on :-) But back on topic: Buy MOAR Sammich FM kits, NAO, you will :D afterwards.

Have you tried the "view new content" link? It took me about a year or so to find it, but it is great :-) Greets, Peter

Hi, did you check your hosts entries (you may have set a fixed IP address last year, as the DNS server was down)? Edit: just saw the IPBoard portal section, that you are probably referring to... that is empty for me as well... For the latest posts. I usually use the upper right "View New Content" command, that is on every page. Greets, Peter

Welcome :-) As you are on the MIDIbox site, the choice would be to build a portable MBSEQ Sequencer, which stores your drum/bass patterns (and can also be nicely tweaked for live playing). (-> http://ucapps.de/midibox_seq.html ). It is a tremendously powerful sequencer! To save money, there are also choices to build a stripped-down unit, if you just use cardboard carton and a few leftover switches and cheap LCDs, I´d say you could build it for less than 150USD in material cost (although it will then not look as nice as the unit depicted on the ucapps.de website). Using this sequencer as a base, you can then use specialized MIDI synthesizers for the sound generation itself, e.g. a MIDI-connected drummachine or a MIDI-connected bass synthesizer. There are lots of very nice sounding units available :-), my choices for great analog sound would be the vermona drm drum synth and a moog little phatty for (monophonic) bass sounds. Or you could use a laptop and use VSTs to create the sounds. Greets, Peter

Thanks a lot - had fun flying the plane, too :) Greets, Peter

* are the pads coming off? if not, there is nothing lost, yet. * connection tests are possible with your multimeter without beeper in "resistance measuring mode" 0 ohms = connectivity * hi-res pictures of front (with populated ICs) and backside would be interesting to evaluate what is wrong. greets, Peter

+1 to that request - i read the manual section a few times and while understanding, still don´t use it, ´prolly because the rest of the seq is so awesome i´d like to add it to the gene pool :-).

You can test continuity by measuring resistance... if it reads 0 ohms, there is continuity :-) Greets, Peter

The next step is usually, that we´d need sharp high-res (2k x 1.5k pixel) pics of the front and backside... maybe it is something obvious to other Sammich FM users...

Hm, i am not totally sure, but have you checked the orientation of the shift register ICs? I think I can remember, that there was one, that was oriented the other way round (but that memory could be wrong as well). Greets, Peter

Could not resist and create a remix - to be used in conjunction with rc plane flying - enjoy :) Greets, Peter

When "A" refers to "acquisition", which "only" costs money, "B" refers to something that costs time and money :-)