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LoopA V2 Introduction, Features & Support Thread
talon replied to Hawkeye's topic in MIDIbox User Projects
Recently finished my LoopA build, enjoying this little beast! I have a query regarding the FX section, more a feature request (if its even feasible); is it possible to dampen the velocity of a track based on an input rather than globally per track? I'm thinking along the lines of imitating a ducking effect or is there some other way to do this with the LoopA? Edit: I've just found I can do something similar in the CC section of a track by applying a Sine4 across each bar and choosing CC#7 (volume) for my particular synth, but this would obviously be a case by case thing based on whatever synth I use for that channel. A more universal approach would be mint! -
I will throw in a PSU (250v) and an AVR programmer into the package. AUD$250+shipping at buyers expense. Cheers!
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For sale is a fully assembled Shruthi-1 running v0.95 firmware. Clear case, black PCB's and blue LCD. No PSU included but will throw in a MIDI cable to sweeten the deal. :) Located in Perth, Australia. PM or amunday-gmail Thanks!
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I have an assembled unit available:
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I have an assembled unit available here: I'm in Australia.
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Ok, I've just emailed Wilba about getting permission to sell this unit but after reading through here it seems I don't require permission. For sale is an assembled and fully functional sammichSID unit in WHITE with RED LED's (Albino steez, painted by Wilba himself! :)). It will come with a MIDI cable and an Insert cable for buyers convenience although no PSU will be provided (I will have to double check this as I have a few sitting around, AU only though). It also comes with a spare case assembly in white and unpainted. The case it currently sits in has a very slight crack in one corner from over tightening one of the screws (d'oh!) but isn't noticeable, hence the provided spare. I believe the kit was from Batch #2 or #3 if i'm not mistaken. Thanks! amunday-gmail edit: I'll offer on here for a few weeks before throwing it up on the bay. Cheers!
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Or just buy an Insert lead (stereo out from Sammich to two mono of soundcard inputs). Any decent music shop will know when you mention 'Insert Cable'. http://i00.i.aliimg.com/photo/v0/109086456/_Y_Insert_Lead.jpg
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Try looking at the Boss guitar pedal range of PSU's, no doubt you'll find one to match.
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Medium bristle toothbrush and go nuts! :) Don't be stingy with the alcohol either. ;)
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Yup, isopropyl and a toothbrush works a treat.
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Back in my PC building days I used this stuff called Arctic Silver 'Ceramique', white, non-conductive and worked very well compared to generic stuff on the market (has some micro technology that really seeped into metal surfaces). Could be bought from any PC hardware store.
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US only? I just came across the sammichSID site today and looking to buy a kit, really hard trying to source these! Couldn't make an exception for a couple? :):)