ChipMusic.org - Question gamecube midi or cv

Re: Question gamecube midi or cv

2017-03-20T08:15:34Z

jefftheworld wrote:

Works fine with an arduinoboy and I'll be testing it soon with a new device that was recently teased for CV:
http://chipmusic.org/forums/post/251717/#p251717

analog clock, is more accurate than CV imo.

slightly splitting hairs but all you're going to get is analog clock signals.

can't wait for mine to get here

Re: Question gamecube midi or cv

2017-03-20T06:50:15Z

Ah nice, ok. Bought one

Re: Question gamecube midi or cv

2017-03-19T16:13:10Z

It doesn't need an arduinoboy! Just plug in a link cable and 3.5mm audio cable, set the sync to in or out and you're good to go!

Jeff, did not realize that was you on Facebook!

Re: Question gamecube midi or cv

2017-03-19T09:26:33Z

Now i take a look ... such a great device. But how to use? Must i need ardurinoboy for that or runs it as stand alone like my cables?

Re: Question gamecube midi or cv

2017-03-19T09:20:29Z

Hm thanks. I should try it with one of my nanoloop and lsdj cv sync cables that i make.
Would be awesome

Re: Question gamecube midi or cv

2017-03-19T03:45:36Z

Works fine with an arduinoboy and I'll be testing it soon with a new device that was recently teased for CV:

http://chipmusic.org/forums/post/251717/#p251717

Re: Question gamecube midi or cv

2017-03-19T00:37:24Z

it definitely worked with the lsdjmc2 i had. never tried with arduinoboy or nanoloop usb midi, but like nitro says, it should work

Re: Question gamecube midi or cv

2017-03-18T23:47:40Z

It has a link port on the front so anything that works on a regular GBA should probably work on the Player as well.

Question gamecube midi or cv

2017-03-18T23:41:25Z

Hello, just get a gamecube with the gameboy player. Nice for nanoloop ... now i think about, would it be nice to have midi oder cv support on it. Are there any device out there?
Thanks and greetings fReD