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  1. Hey, it has been a while, this song sat on the sequencer for too long and had to be finalized one way or another :). Only using the LoopA (i have to get back to MBSEQ goodness soon :) and six MIDI loops in two scenes, hope you like it :) The next videos uploaded will be build videos for the new SEQv4+ and the LoopA, so you will be spared from new songs from me for a while :) Thanks for watching and listening and enjoy the weekend! Many greets, Peter
  2. Hi, I'm selling two midibox instruments: - sammichFM in acrylic enclosure. Works 100% (knobs, pots, display as it should). The sammich comes with no power plug, just the sammichFM as pictured. asking EUR 230,- - MB6582 fully built in Pactec enclosure, with red display. Includes 6 x 6582 SIDs (NOS ordered back then via Wilba) and 1 x 6581 (ripped from a C64). Here comes the story: It was working 100%. Then I had the MB6582 in storage for about 2 years. If I turn it on now, it will boot up correctly but some of the encoders/buttons will react, some won't. The situation which encoder/button works changes with each start of the box (on/off). So I'm a bit clueless what the issue here is. Maybe it is a wire problem from the Control surface to the mainboard. But I can also not hear a sound when triggering via midi. So this is probably only for someone experienced in debugging... The MB6582 will come without the Rean knobs which I have put on for the photo. I have a spare C64 power plug which I can provide. asking EUR ??? . I really do not know what I could take for this? Parts prices? I'm open for sensible offers... Please note that I want to sell the MB6582 'as-is' ie not selling the SID chips separately. Both midiboxes can be picked up in Frankfurt/Main Germany or shipped to your place (price plus shipping cost). Thanks and Regards, Frank
  3. Anyone who got a spare window for MB6582?
  4. esher

    [SOLD] MB6582

    SOLD Hi all. There is MB6582 for sale. Was built in 2014, and then was powered only 10-20 times i think. Too much for me listening SID files and not using all the power of the synth. Back panel is not standard as it was problems to find the power switch and MIDI sockets, so i used mini DIN sockets with Creative Labs adapters from old Audigy 2 ZS Platinum. Also there is no power adapter included, the power can be taken from PC power source or you just can use other 5+12v sources. The synth has internal mini amplifier with small stereo speakers placed at left and right of the case.It can be completely switched off (yellow knob is the amp on/off switch with volume control). All 8 SIDs are 8580, 4 of them have broken filters (2 working, 1 not), don't know how to price them, your offers on this 4 are welcome. I bought them from china seller and was not able to test them in a deal protection period, it was too late when i tested them. I have not calculated how much i spend on components, need few days to find the purchase history for most components, so i'll post the price later. Edit: according to payments history i spent 685 USD. This includes half-priced 4 SIDs with broken filters (bought from china seller for 120usd, priced to 60usd). Shipping (US and EU calculated) will cost 50 USD = total 735 USD. Edit2: as i'm going to travel in september for 3 weeks, i'll give 60 usd discount to buyer before 1 september. That will be 675$ with shipping. If you are interested to buy this unit, welcome to discussion or pm me.
  5. Hi guys, I've finished building the base of a mb6582 (including display) and so far everything seems to work as it should (Woohoo!). However, after reading Hawkeye's CS tutorial, I've delayed soldering components onto the control surface PCB until the front panel that I've ordered arrives. Until then, I'd like to rig up a minimum CS using a breadboard and switches/encoders for basic parameter changes (menu scrolling, etc). Is this possible, and if so how? Even with TK's instructions I'm not quite sure how to go about it.
  6. As the title says, If anyone has a spare set of front and rear panels they want to sell then I'd be interested in buying them. I'm not too concerned about colour or condition, only that the price including shipping to New Zealand beats what I'd need to pay to fabricate a new set.
  7. No time for anything (sorry, Andy :-)) but the occasional MBSEQ jam ;-) Big thanks to Shuriken for providing the Anushri boards, what a great little synth! Have a relaxed winter season and thanks for watching and listening! Peter
  8. Hawkeye

    DAWless

    ...laying down some patterns, while the little one is asleep ;-) (only had the left hand available for jamming, because the right hand held the cam :-)) Thanks for watching and listening :-) Many greets, Peter
  9. Update: The box is now sold. Hello! I have sold my MB6582 and thus have no use for my 1U rack mounted eight channel PSU/VCF/VCA expansion box. It contains : PSU: 230V input. Powers all Components in the box plus the MB6582 via a cable that fits the MB6582 power input connector. DA-converters: Four nicely soldered AOUT_NG boards control the filters and VCAs. They are controlled from the MB6582 via the expansion port. Analog filters: Four SSM2044 boards fitted with eight SSM2044 chips, relays and styroflex capacitors. Audio is fed into the filters from the MB6582 via audio jacks. VCA: Two SSM2154 boards for amplitude control of all eight audio channels. VCF output is fed into VCA input. I haven't used the box for a few years. Last time I used it everything worked well but because of all wiring, the box is sold as is. You should be able to trouble shoot if needed. I can guarantee that all boards are good though! Based on historical prices for the individual boards, I am asking $800 / €700 plus shipping and if lack of interest I will sell individual parts of the build. Any suggestions are welcome. All the best, Johan
  10. Wondering if anyone else has had the same issue I am having right now, or if any one knows how to solve this issue? I was playing around with my MB-6582, and of course I have to mess with every option available. I came across the DOR (Disable Oscillator Reset) option and decided to give it a try to see if there was a noticeable difference when switching patches, which I didn't so I turned it back off. I didn't immediately notice any changes or problems. I turned off my synth and when I turned it back on I noticed that I could first off not hear the Mios startup jingle. After that I was not hearing any sound from my initial patch (Pulse wave on Oscillator 1 for L&R). I checked my DAW and saw that there was audio signal going to the channel, the patch was just playing at a very low volume. I tried to adjust the volume from the CTRL panel and this did not change the volume any louder. At this point I started troubleshooting my cables, my audio interface, my monitors and concluded that the issue was with the MB-6582. I tried different patches and when I got to the ones that throw out a relatively high signal I had full volume of those presets. So I decided to test any idea. I switched back to the initial patch and started messing with the oscillators. It wasn't until I used the Detune function past 4 that the regular volume of the patch returned. I tried this on other patches that were have the same issue and it was consistent. Every time a switched to a new preset I had to for most of them use the Detune to bring back the expected volume. I turned the DOR back on and found a loud preset and then as I switched presets they all had their volume back. Is there a reason why activating the DOR and then turning back off would cause this issue? Additional troubleshooting I performed was restarting the MB6582 multiple times,reinstalling MIOS and MBSID, even tried deleteing ensembles in case I accidentally save something in there. Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
  11. Hello all, I am building my MB6582 and I would like to use a single regulated 12VDC wall adapter. I already read different posts related to the MB6582 power supply options, but I am still in doubt... Question: can I directly use the 12VDC rail for the SIDs (6582) and a switching regulator to derive the +5V rail? I mean: any problem in terms of noise in referring both the rails to the same GND instead of superimposing the 9V to the 5V one? Thank you! Walter
  12. Hola, it has been a while, but now: Full throttle! Made with a MBSEQ and a MB6582, a few other synths and a gimbal-stabilized-cam DIY hexacopter ;-) Thanks for listening and watching and have a great time! Peter
  13. Hello all, I almost completed my MB6582 and I am stuck at testing the main board. My idea is testing the PICs are running before inserting the precious SIDs. I flashed all 4 chips with "setup_mb6582.hex", but nothing happen on the LCD... I also flashed the 1kHz test FW --> nothing... :no: Supply voltage is OK on all pins and MCLR (pin 1) is high as expected. Cannot see any waveform at the oscillator's pins (10MHz XTAL and 33pF caps are OK). I would say the internal oscillator is not set for external xtal... Anyone got a similar problem starting from blank PICs? Thank you, Walter
  14. Hi all, I've been lurking around here on the forums for a while now. Some years ago i built my first MBSID v2, completely based on the modular mbhp. The device didn't last very long as i decided to do some modifications and then never finished the work. So poor little sid had to wait for some time, but now i'm back putting the system back together. this time with a mb6582 board. Now, this board is actually finished and tested and looks good and is supposedly working. But there's this one annoying problem i can't get rid of: i can upload to the first core (id 0) and it clones to the second core (id 1). After that it resets again and gets stuck for a while with this display output: Cloning Slave 02 Address: 0r Reset After this core 4 (id 3) gets cloned properly. Sadly, uploading the SID application to each core separately doesn't solve the situation. The problem stays and after every "cold" boot, the problem occurs again, sometimes even after the reset after core 3 got cloned. important to know: i'm working with an adapted setup_8580 at the moment, the control surface i (re)built is customized and a mix between mb6582 cs and old sid v2 cs. but that's another topic, first i have to get the thing to boot properly. I've also tried all the other .hex files, but they don't help either. Well, i've already spent way too much time on this, any input is appreciated, cheers, Jakob
  15. Hello, I am already some time here in this forum but this is my first post and I never thought to sell my equipment.... My family needs space....... Here is the list of my equipment: 2x MB6582 (just the base PCB is soldered, 1 control PCB partly soldered, power supply suitable for 8580 and 6581 SIDs), displays! I made a lot of photos of, so if someone considers to buy just let me know and I will provide pictures! Further I have PAC-TEC desktop housings but no cover plates. € 350,- each SID-chips (some of 8580 (diff releases), 6581´s (maybe six) € 30,- each AND I HAVE A LOT OF COMMODORE STUFF!!!!! 1pc. C64-Breadbox case, Datasette, Joysticks, Floppies, PSUs, 1 grey C64, cables, etc. please ask! I am quite busy during the week, so please be patient if I won't answer immediately. I´ll do my best to answer you as soon as possible.
  16. Hola, long time no other music posts here, sorry for spamming the forum, I hope you post some other music soon, before I get banned! ;-) Anyways, had a small live session last night, featuring the fantastic MBSEQ V4 (can´t wait for the mbseqv4 plus model, yeah, more notes per track! :smile:). For me, this workflow is fantastic, impossible to do this in software with any DAW (tried some), so many thanks to TK., who made all of this possible! Also many thanks to J, who constantly provides me with new hardware recommendations, for example the DIY Polivoks filter was his tip - and it is a blast (easy to build, cheap and sounds fantastic, e.g. on basslines or on the SID sounds)! Well now, enough talk, thanks for listening and watching, hope you enjoy the summer! Many greets, Peter
  17. Hola, just in time for the weekend, a new live MBSEQ V4 session and a multicolor vector voyage! :-D http://youtu.be/c1HnoE4Rh5I Hope you enjoy and thanks for watching and listening! Peter
  18. Hi, Distorion festival is coming up in Copenhagen and I just finished my mb6582 a few weeks ago…so I decided to put 22 together. mb6582 is doing the main lead parts. Feel free to take a listen, and thanks from all the help in from the forum :-) https://soundcloud.com/michaelhoby/c64-distortion Cheers
  19. Hola, a new track live from the studio using the MIDIbox SEQ, an Alesis A6 and the MB6582 (and some aerial footage :-)) I tried to re-record this one in cubase, but it would sound far worse than the original take, so the original it is :-). Needless to say, i am really thankful for the MIDIbox hardware - fantastic and so much better than software for me :-) Many greets and thanks for watching and listening! Peter
  20. Hi there! Since I haven't got the time to play around with it, and it has been sitting there pretty much unused since I built it, I want someone else to enjoy this fabolous thing! :smile: So: 100% complete MB-6582 (see attached pictures for colors) including 8x6582 chips (new old-stock) which is already in the unit. I also have an original C64 PSU which can be included if the buyer wants it - please note that this is the 230V european version! This is the result of the first batch-orders of PCB's and panels. I've put a lot of time into building and gathering the parts for this thing, so asking price is 6500 NOK (PayPal prefferable) incl. worldwide shipping. Unit is working 100% without any noticable problems, but is sold as is, and are located in Oslo, Norway if there are any locals... Let me know if you have any questions! Lars
  21. Hi all, I am wisefire. I was kind of active on here a long time ago, and I promised that one day i'll be back to complete (and document) my Midibox SID. Well the time has come to build it. I have the version of wilbas MB6582 core board directly from wilba. The idea back when I bought it was to build my own control surface around it, to be honest if I could make that choice right now I wouldn't be so sure, but i've got all the buttons and stuff for it already so let's start this adventure! Soldering the resistors was first, here is a timelapse. The next evening came the capacitors. i'll keep you guys posted!
  22. I'm having a bit of an issue with my build I recently completed. Please excuse the newbness...I'm a bit new to the digital realm of synths but plenty of years in analog circuitry. I finally took the dive into this project to accompany my expanding modular synth and it looks like I hit my first wall. Running MIOS on OS 10.8.4 with a MOTU Fastlane that doesn't seem to appear on the blacklist. PIC was purchased from Smash w/V1.9G and devID 0. I have all the other PICs pulled so I can get this thing tested. PSU is a linear Condor +5V/3A, 9V ~1.5A MIOS on launch scans the MIDI interface MIDI: Fastlane USB #3 Port B Scanning for MIDI Inputs... [1] Fastlane USB #3 Port A [2] Fastlane USB #3 Port B* MIDI Monitor Ready ...end nothing else after this Output wind ow shows: Scanning for MIDI Outputs... [1] Fastlane USB #3 Port A [2] Fastlane USB #3 Port B* MIDI Monitor Ready [16697.988] f0 00 00 7e 32 00 00 01 f7 [16697.988] f0 00 00 7e 40 00 0d 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 f7 [16698.199] f0 00 00 7e 40 00 02 f0 00 00 00 01 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1a f7 [16698.412] f0 00 00 7e 40 00 02 f0 00 00 00 01 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1a f7 [16698.512] f0 00 00 7e 40 00 02 f0 00 00 00 01 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1a f7 COUNTING CONTINUES .... When I send a query it seems to contact the PIC because the LCD window shows [Rebooting MIOS] Then flashes the MIOS version and then shows [Ready] So far I've started on the debug page and nothing is really working except for MIDI is showing the loopback on TEST PC1 TEST MIDI1 Pass TEST MIDI2 Fails TEST OUT1-3 Fails TEST IN1A&B Good I need to continue with the other tests but I'm wondering if this maybe a problem with my MIDI interface before I continue. Thanks so much for any help.
  23. Hehe, ´tis my newest chartbreaker (i.e. aiming for more than 500 views ;-)), hope you like it ! The MB6582 rocks, as does the DIY Polivoks filter, which allows for gritty analog-filter-distored sounds coming from an otherwise quite clean and digital sounding Virus. This song is dedicated to Antix, who made my 808 boards, but I never found the time to populate them so far - but they are not forgotten - and to Jojjelito, who gave me that world-class tip regarding the Polivoks - best filter evar, even thinking of selling my Ebbe & Flut ;-). Have a great time, hoping for summer soon! Peter
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