herr_prof wrote:you shoudl go with two arduinoboys. Unless you want them in unison for some reason.
i don't want to use mgb, i want two LSDJ's just getting the same clock signal from the arduinoboy.
All you need is the clock signal? No data? Soldering two cables to the same spots should work fine then.
]]>eptheca wrote:
Dude. That's beautiful.
Can it be powered from one of the gameboys, or does it require external? I figure all you'd need to do is have no power connection on two of the link connectors, yeah?
Would you make another of these like this?
Thank's 
Like all AB's it can be powered from the GB, but I power mine externally.
I have made another one with only one socket
I use both
Dude. That's beautiful.
Can it be powered from one of the gameboys, or does it require external? I figure all you'd need to do is have no power connection on two of the link connectors, yeah?
Would you make another of these like this?
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you shoudl go with two arduinoboys. Unless you want them in unison for some reason.
i don't want to use mgb, i want two LSDJ's just getting the same clock signal from the arduinoboy.
]]>You can put another link cable in parallel with the first but you will need modified mGB roms that know to accept midi data on channels 6 and up. The roma are floating around somewhere. This would let you have 3 at the same time with channels 1-5, 6-10, and 11-15
Another option, and what I decided on, was to rewrite the arduinoboy code to send out channels 6-10 on A3-A5 on the arduino. The you can have the regular mGB rom and it will work fine on link cable.
]]>could i take my arduinoboy and just solder another gb connector cable to the same spots where the first one is?
or could i take low gain's 1x3 sync box and connect both gameboys and the arduinoboy to that?
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