Alpine wrote:probably just sync it with another DMG, but it's cool to find out what other things I could do with it
like, have a separate cart for each song, preloaded?
yeah, pretty much.
]]>probably just sync it with another DMG, but it's cool to find out what other things I could do with it
like, have a separate cart for each song, preloaded?
]]>but wait what are you gonna do when you get the back pcb working on its own
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You could always damage a DMG shell an make your own version of the mythical Gulf War Gameboy that plays Tetris forever, but without a display.
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I can imagine taking a mainboard PCB being placed in a small enclosure with an mGB cart and an arduinoBoy. A singlesmall package DMG synth module.
I was actually thinking more along the lines of building a back pcb into a keyboard of some kind, but that works to.
]]>burnfingers hasn't uploaded a tut yet, so I wouldn't even know where to start without it
]]>Timbob wrote:You'd still need to press start in lsdj to get it to sync...
mgb and midi should work, right?Wiring a single button for start would be possible, too.
How about wiring an NES controller for control of every button?
]]>nitro2k01 wrote:Yeah, the CPU doesn't know whether there's a screen attached. You won't have any direct button input however, so there's that. You could get around that with some planning. Say put LSDj in slave mode and start the playback from the other side of the link cable. Or use it for MIDI.
You'd still need to press start in lsdj to get it to sync...
mgb and midi should work, right?
Wiring a single button for start would be possible, too.
]]>Yeah, the CPU doesn't know whether there's a screen attached. You won't have any direct button input however, so there's that. You could get around that with some planning. Say put LSDj in slave mode and start the playback from the other side of the link cable. Or use it for MIDI.
You'd still need to press start in lsdj to get it to sync...
mgb and midi should work, right?
uhm, doesnt it start up without a screen? i always thought so.
did not know
Yeah, the CPU doesn't know whether there's a screen attached. You won't have any direct button input however, so there's that. You could get around that with some planning. Say put LSDj in slave mode and start the playback from the other side of the link cable. Or use it for MIDI.
that sounds like a good idea, but I have a distinct lack of link cables (although I may need to get some now)
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