MIDIbox of the Week (MIDIbox SID of Clemens)

[TK.]

This is a MIDIbox SID with CS, built into a Floppy Drive by Clemens :)

He wrote:

Nun habe ich es auch endlich geschafft meine MB-SID fertig zustellen.

An dieser Stelle ein paar Fotos:

http://www.clemens-acidus.de/content/01about_me/mbSID_doku/index.htm

An dieser Stelle noch mal ein großes Danke für deine vielen Projekte und die

Zeit die du da hinein investierst.

1x SID-Modul

1x Core-Modul

1x DINx4

1x DINx1

1x DOUTx4

4x Bankstick (4x128 Patches)

+ optimiertes C64 PSU

Encoder von Voti und alle anderen Bauteile von Reichelt und vom Händler um

die Ecke.

[Wilba]

Hey, I get to be the first to congratulate!

Nice job, very cool case reuse... I like how you used the case itself as the front panel.

[MRE]

Yeah thats a nice one.  Like that you are using the original drive LEDs too.

[stryd_one]

Heh I've got two of those cases, was wondering if they'd work out OK... They sure do! Nice one mate :)

[Guest clemens acidus]

Yeah thats a nice one.  Like that you are using the original drive LEDs too.

The Power LED shows the Power Status and the Drive LED shows the MIDI RX Status. I added one more of the DOUTx1 modules for this. ;-)

[DrBunsen]

Very nice work!  Tell us a little about your CS design?

[SLP]

nice!

especially the aluminium-pots..

i'm using them, too..

How many mcd do the LEDs have?

matthias

[MRE]

I remember the data cables being very similar to midi cables.. and it looks like you are using those same holes.. nifty.. now if only you could do something with the platter switch  :)

[Sasha]

I`m amazed. Great looking box. It`s always nice to see reused computer cases for midibox projects. I also like metal knobs. Congretulations!

[Guest clemens acidus]

Very nice work!  Tell us a little about your CS design?

gladly! the group of five encoders have 3 different functions until now:

1. osc envelope (delay/A/D/S/R)

2. osc misc (transpose, finetune, portamento, arp, pw)

3. env 1/2 - (dep, attack, decay, sustain, release)

4. assign (not implemented yet)

you see the CTRL-button below the 5 encoders for selecting the functions. right aside the switch for env1 / env2.

for this i have modified the sourcecode.

above the 5 encoders there are buttons to select the osc's, the waveform, and ringmod. or sync-function.

down left you can see the LFO section and down right the FILTER.

left beside the display you can see the CC and EDIT buttons.

How many mcd do the LEDs have?

i don't know exactly. it's a low cost led by reichelt (www.reichelt.de)

here is the datasheet:

http://www.reichelt.de/inhalt.html?SID=15nnuicdS4AQ8AAFClmPE66281f45729e621115f9a3594a66f119;ACTION=7;LASTACTION=6;SORT=artikel.artnr;GRUPPE=A5331;WG=0;SUCHE=Led;ARTIKEL=LED%203MM%20GN;START=16;END=16;STATIC=0;FC=674;PROVID=0;TITEL=0;DATASHEETSEARCH=LED%203MM%20GN;FOLDER=A500;FILE=LED3MMG_LED3MMRT%2523IMP.pdf;DOWNLOADTYP=1;DATASHEETAUTO=;OPEN=0

I remember the data cables being very similar to midi cables.. and it looks like you are using those same holes.. nifty.. now if only you could do something with the platter switch  :)

yes, i used all holes of the case. two for midi in/out and one for the c64 psu. i also use the the original power-switch for my mbSID. the leds above the connection ports signalize the midi rx/tx status and the power status.

[tos]

I LOOOOVE THIS ONE....

nice....simple....easy to convert and yet sooo beautifull.

[Artesia]

that conversion  job works very nicely... doesnt look out of place at all.. well done :)