[dcer10]

I think encoders would work just fine as its pretty simple and there isnt any double pressing involved from what I remember of it. I would put in a button for "slave" which sets the BPM to zero and puts it into slave mode if you can work out how to do it. Constantly pushing the bpm down button on boot up is a bit annoying :)

Good luck , post some photos when you get it done!

[ultra]

thanks dcer10.  unfortunately i went ahead and ordered a schaeffer panel so no slave button.

however, once i learn about how it all works, i'd like to redo this one in c because i think some cool modifications could be done and i don't know assembler.

stryd and i were talking about cc sequencing a bit and that might be a fun add-on.  but at the very least, i want to re-write it anyway so i can learn a bit about timing, time delays, and that sort of thing.  and i could also have it store last used settings to a bankstick.

i'll post some pics soon.  it should be done in a couple weeks.  i'm just waiting on schaeffer. :D

[dcer10]

Let me know how you go, esp with sequencing by cc's... Very interesting....

Got a pic of your panel design handy??

[ultra]

yeah here it is

[dcer10]

Nice. Much cleaner with encoders!!!

[ultra]

yeah i like it.  it's basic but it was easy to wire up a proto board and the panel was pretty cheap.  it fits into a pactec pt-8 case.  :)

[tashikoma]

hi
is it a delay like an analog delay for midi or a function who define one time for one event?
thanks

[Smithy]

TK., on 02 March 2003 - 04:04, said:

Here a short demo tune:

Reminds me of the McGyver intro for some reason!

tashikoma, on 14 February 2010 - 03:32, said:

hi
is it a delay like an analog delay for midi or a function who define one time for one event?
thanks

Im guessing its a "midi delay" i.e. it copies the incoming notes and plays them back a second time, after a chosen time interval, to achieve a delay like effect.

but thats just a total guess, i havent looked into the application at all yet.

This post has been edited by Smithy: 14 February 2010 - 21:21

[tashikoma]

thanks Smithy
i was thinking that it doesn't play the original event but delaying back it!!!

it will be cool to have a feedback fonction (controlled by button or encoder) for repeating more than one time.........!!!!!!
(two times three times .....six times....)
exactly like audio delays
one time to hold.........!!!! so it could be very simple!!! a killing grooving machine to midi looper.......

i have no idea to program that!!!!!!!
if someone can do that i will build it!!!!!

This post has been edited by tashikoma: 18 March 2010 - 03:56

[Smithy]

Knowing TK, he may have added an option where you can choose between Enabling or disabling the original notes!