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Hi MarcusPocus, Yep I do mean the MidiBox64. Quite a simple project really once the soldering iron gets hot (connecting all those pots and buttons takes some time). It is totally amazing what you can do with it esp. with the open plan design. I'm building another one next with touch ribbons for pot ...

Yup! just confirming that the link is still broken
C'mon man, I wanna get using it

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Marlin Spike on 2002-08-19 15:04 ]</font>

Many thanks j9k, this is just what I need now I have my MB64
Also gets amazing results using VMidiJoy

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Marlin Spike on 2002-08-15 22:40 ]</font>

This sounds a great idea and now that time has passed I was wonderin if such a site was now available?
Yours in eagerness

Castol How can there be anything better to spend your money on?

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Marlin Spike on 2002-06-18 14:31 ]</font>

Cheers my friend. This was much needed

Great joystick information, cheers very timely. Just what I was looking for for use with the ace module. Nice work Castol, keep em comming!

Here, here :smile: I agree. Better midi params which would enable smoother contol is definately the way we should go. I too don't understand why there hasn't been a second Midi controller language. I'm sure it can't be too difficult. With other interfaces having revisions in their controller languag...

I have just built the Midi64 midi controller project and found it easy to do, esp. since I have not done any electronics since college. If you are interested in building a drum synth then try http://go.to/edrum/ There is a list of projects to build at this link http://www.ucapps.de/links.html. Good ...

I have found you reply to be just what I was looking for Castol. Many Thanks

There are a few drum modules on the modular download page and there is the SDS device which allows you to use your own samples. You could also use the STS sampler with Akia or SoundFont samples - The STS talk page has a good number of links for both these formats.
I hope this is of help

On 2002-03-16 18:00, castol wrote:
range limiting in the modular:
btw...this idea of using a crossfade module to limit the range between two arbitrary values was borrowed from a nord modular tutorial on hard sync, by Rob Hordijk.

Can you post a link to the tutorial?
many thanks

Cheers guys, I may enter for the 'Do You Feel Stupid?' challenge elsewhere in the forum.
Shooting off questions without thinking - It seems so easy now but when I was fiddling I just couldn't get into gear

I'm basically trying to get new types of snare rushes or pulses but I imagine that I could use it in a number of solutions such as pitch, amplitude etc. I want to increase the freq of a pulse or square osc initially so I can get a snare like hit that repeats in an incremental way so as to give a rus...

Please please please let me know when you have it done

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Yeah, to use this in Mod2 would be way cool. But from what I've been reading on other links I don't think CW have left Mod2 open source for developers

Have you checked out kensuguro insane drums in the module section ?

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Marlin Spike on 2002-03-11 15:20 ]</font>

Good link, those guys are sure searching for strangeness - shame I don't own a Mac

[quote] one doesn't hear by the eyes ----------------------------- I remeber back in old Amiga days they had a synth called Sonic (or something like that) that allowed you to draw a 2D waveform and make alterations in realtime - enabling you to hear the changes made. You could modify certain areas o...

I would like a synth that enabled me to draw my own waveforms to play. There could be a drawing window, which would allow freeform drawing with the mouse (maybe the mouse pointer changing to the pencil tool) Standard wave shapes could be selected or a clear button would give a blank drawing area. Dr...