497 Reply by catskull

(188 replies, posted in Trading Post)

oceano wrote:

Just purchased one, can't wait! Thanks!

Great, it's in the mail!

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498 Reply by catskull

(6 replies, posted in Releases)

Really enjoying this!

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499 Reply by catskull

(188 replies, posted in Trading Post)

katsumbhong wrote:
Apeshit wrote:

Just got this badboy in this morning actually, so I can do some efficient reflow soldering

What exactly is this?

It's a screen to apply solder paste. Basically they silk screen it on (like a t-shirt), but the components on, then stick it in an oven to reflow the solder.

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500 Reply by catskull

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SketchMan3 wrote:

Sounds awesome!

catskull wrote:

I have a nice list of compatible roms that you could choose to flash on it.

How's about that list?

You can look through the complete rom set for 32k roms. I made a decently formatted version and posted about it here: http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/18160 … gbc-games/

For homebrews, this is what I have so far:

Chord
DeathRay
Drum Tech
Electric Drum
GB Sound Manipulator
gradual decline
Ikinari Bopper
mGB (1-5)
mGB (6-11)
mGB (12-16)
MuddyGB
Music box Tracker
MusicTech v1 Free Version
MusicTech v2 Free Version
nanoloop 1.3 demo
nanoloop 1.5 demo
nanoloop 1.6 demo
nanosynth
nanovoice
nanovoice 2001
nerdrix
nitromidi
noisewave
pushpin
rez
shitwave
sound_demo
stepgirl
Untitled Music Player

I haven't tested all of those yet. If you know of any more homebrews, please let me know!

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501 Reply by catskull

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Apeshit wrote:

PIRATE SHELLS.

Get in touch if you want some ASM ones. Only 'cause I like ya.

Pirate shells are cheap! The quality actually isn't too bad either. I'd say they're about the same level as the Chinese gameboy shells.

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502 Reply by catskull

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Here's a little sneak peak (the baby arm is not included in the price):

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503 Reply by catskull

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Apeshit wrote:

that's a good price, man. how are you getting it that low? local manufacturing?

my 32kb carts run me about $15 each once it's all said and done. that's in quantities of 150. that's not even including the shell or label costs. i think i need to start exploring other options in the future to get that cost down a bit.

Hahaha, thanks a ton! I basically don't do anything unless it's dirt cheap. Are you factoring labor into that cost? Feel free to PM me and I can give you specifics.

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504 Reply by catskull

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I think it's best to clarify what they don't come with.

SRAM - no saving
a mapper - only 32k roms work. So basically tetris (and the ones I mentioned above). I have a nice list of compatible roms that you could choose to flash on it.
Anything else fancy.

The price includes a shell but not shipping. No sticker either (what do you think i'm going to spend all that time making labels for all the random roms out there!?!) An mGB sticker might be in the future, but not likely.

Shipping will probably be like $3 in the US. So if you order like 5 carts, it's still just $3.

What cool is that the carts are re-flashable with a programmer such as altane, bennvenn, or the Reiner Zeigler ones.

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505 Reply by catskull

(26 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Charbot wrote:

Thats a bummer, but thanks.    Im sure there is good reason, but why doesnt MidiOut spit out clock ticks?  Seems like it would be really...   What is this line doing?:

while(1){
     if(getIncommingSlaveByte()) {
        if(incomingMidiByte > 0x6f) {
          switch(incomingMidiByte)
          {
           case 0x7F: //clock tick
             Serial.write(0xF8);


...isnt it writing a midi clock tick for every LSDJ tick?

That does appear to be sending a midi clock, but I have no idea what's going on with that code. Maybe we could pray to trash80 and he'd clarify it?

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506 Reply by catskull

(1 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Are you talking about the red power indicator led? It's 3mm

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507 Reply by catskull

(18 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

I just noticed the other day that the kerberos cart stuff is all open source. So crowdfunded production runs might not be out of the question. Is it worth it though?

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508 Reply by catskull

(18 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Psh I know for a fact the egyptians used rectangular shapes wink

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509 Reply by catskull

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All I'm saying is I'd buy ASM stuff if I could.

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510 Reply by catskull

(40 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Powerpak is gone!

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511 Reply by catskull

(8 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

Good grief! maybe try closing all of your crap? I mean illustrator, is that really essential to your live set? I'm running BGB and don't see any of the lag you're talking about. I'm on El Capitan, Late 2013 MBPr, 2.4 GHz Core i5 (dual core), 8 GB ram. Nothing special at all.

EDIT: I can get a split second hiccup if I cold start intensive programs. I recommend you CMD+Q all the extra crap you're running and only have the few emulators you actually need running. Clicking the red X in the top left of a program doesn't actually close it, not sure if you were aware of that.

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512 Reply by catskull

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Link?

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