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catskull wrote:I think this is what I printed when I made them. The red border was so I could cut it out.
I'm in love with this. Might throw it on a t shirt.
Thanks dude! Here's some I did for pulsar in that same style:
I think this is what I printed when I made them. The red border was so I could cut it out.
Yeah If I were you I'd make dang sure your cable matches the provided pinout. Use a multimeter to test each pin.
The xiwi is a kit, right? Has it previously worked and then stopped? I've never used a xiwi kit but I've messed around a bunch with them and the only time I've seen it lock up is if the link cable is incorrectly wired or if some of the arduino pins aren't connected correctly.
Which issue, the freezing thing or just no midi out of LSDJ?
Now that https://letsencrypt.org is live, why not add SSL to the site?
Yeah you're right! Also it will switch on me just after refreshing the page.
I just assumed the site used phpBB it seems like I read it once? I have no idea where I got that from. I'd be curious to know what the site was coded in if not phpBB.
It looks like if you have unread threads, it will show favicon3. Otherwise it will show the first two.
I can't tell the difference between 1 and 2. My guess is the phpBB wants them for something.
Nice work!
I too made an LSDJ cart label at one point. Here's the image:
Nice album! Wizwars sounds like Fat Mike to me.
What are you using on the gameboy? mGB or LSDJ?
If recording is your only problem, you could always send the LSDJ save to someone on here and they could record it for you?
Yo man, personal story. I spent all my time in the chiptune scene modding gameboys since 2011 and had close to nothing except for half-songs. I moved from California and have been working in Taiwan for the past year. I brought all of my chiptune gear with me. I know that I never really made anything super great but my goal was to eventually be good at making chiptune music that I wanted to hear. I purchased a CRT TV, a Super Famicom and a Super Gameboy 2.
Dude, same exact boat. Well, I'm not in Taiwan, but still. I have a few demos that sound great but I just can't get myself to finish anything. I entered the 80's comp on here hoping that would encourage me to finish a song finally!
Thanks @catskull
Those links are a huge help, just what I was looking for,
If I can't get it working I'll hit u up about your kits. (although I'm sure I will have no problems now
No problem! Let me know if you have other questions.
1. The schematic Trash80 made is confusing. I recommend looking at this video since the schematic for IN is the same but it explains it better.
http://www.notesandvolts.com/2015/02/mi … input.html
http://www.notesandvolts.com/2015/03/mi … utput.html
2. Leave pins 1 and 4 floating. In Trash80's schematic 7 is floating as well, but nitro2k01 recommends connecting 7 to ground through a 4.7k resistor.
http://blog.gg8.se/wordpress/2009/07/26 … -glitches/
3. Leave all the extra midi pins floating. If you want to ground them you probably could but it's unnecessary.
Shameless plug: I'm selling kits here for pretty cheap that include a PCB so it's easier to hook everything up. If you're interested hit me up.
Looks great man! You didn't need my help after all. Is that ribbon connector supposed to be off center like that?
I would try to bring that bottom up as close to the arduino micro as possible so you'll save a few bucks from doing it at OSH park.
Do you have plans for a ground fill?
Great stuff yet again. Thanks for this release! What's your setup like? MS-DOS? Did you swap the HDD for a CF card? Do you use a mouse or is adlib keyboard only?
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