The8BitMachine wrote:whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say that there is an extra "audio in" pin?
hmmm, i must look into this.whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say you needed help just figuring out the difference between LSDJ and Chip Maestro, and you think you're going to be doing something with that audio-in pin?
eeeeyup : 3 i didn't know EXACTLY what in heck the LSDJ cartridge could do, and whether the "gameboy color keyboard mod" video on youtube was for reals. So ya, i'll think about that pin 31, and what i could do woth it in the future. ; )
]]>The8BitMachine wrote:whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say that there is an extra "audio in" pin?
hmmm, i must look into this.whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say you needed help just figuring out the difference between LSDJ and Chip Maestro, and you think you're going to be doing something with that audio-in pin?
:D
]]>The8BitMachine wrote:whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say that there is an extra "audio in" pin?
hmmm, i must look into this.whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say you needed help just figuring out the difference between LSDJ and Chip Maestro, and you think you're going to be doing something with that audio-in pin?
whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say that there is an extra "audio in" pin?
hmmm, i must look into this.
whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say you needed help just figuring out the difference between LSDJ and Chip Maestro, and you think you're going to be doing something with that audio-in pin?
]]>jefftheworld wrote:LSDJ uses the ext. port for communication with a keyboard or arduinoboy. It might be possible to internally rewire some rarely used pins like the audio-in pin to the ext. pins and then it would be possible to have a cardridge with an internal arduinoboy and MIDI in/out ports. However, it would only work in a Game Boy that had been internally modified to support it.
whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say that there is an extra "audio in" pin?
hmmm, i must look into this.
Pin 31.
]]>Victory Road wrote:would it even be possible to make a big fat cart for LSDJ with a midi input?
LSDJ uses the ext. port for communication with a keyboard or arduinoboy. It might be possible to internally rewire some rarely used pins like the audio-in pin to the ext. pins and then it would be possible to have a cardridge with an internal arduinoboy and MIDI in/out ports. However, it would only work in a Game Boy that had been internally modified to support it.
whoa, whoa, whoa, you mean to say that there is an extra "audio in" pin?
hmmm, i must look into this.
would it even be possible to make a big fat cart for LSDJ with a midi input?
LSDJ uses the ext. port for communication with a keyboard or arduinoboy. It might be possible to internally rewire some rarely used pins like the audio-in pin to the ext. pins and then it would be possible to have a cardridge with an internal arduinoboy and MIDI in/out ports. However, it would only work in a Game Boy that had been internally modified to support it.
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