Maybe Jeff doesn't have a machine with an IDE port like an A600 or 1200, and doesn't have an ACA500 on his A500. Dunno. Floppy images do seem inconvenient but I have machines where I can avoid using them.

The HxC software is much more advanced, the Gotek one is rather precarious. I don't know what exactly you want to do with the floppy images, if it's read only, the standard Gotek Amiga firmware should be OK I guess.

You are much better off getting an IDE solution for your Amiga and run everything off a compactflash card. Yeah it will not be as cheap as a Gotek. Welcome to Amiga tongue

You can install the HxC firmware on a Cortex device now.
http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=78079

kineticturtle wrote:

Someone semi-local has requested it, but hasn't actually paid for it or met up with me. I can make an effort to resolve that and let you know the result if you're interested.

Yes please, I am interested. Thanks.

Is the Nomad gone?

SID Wizard, unfortunately, does not support MIDI sync. Only transport and note data input.
The Kerberos disk interface is a shit show for now (work in progress, author will be making progress soon), but you should be able to load stuff into SID Wizard from it. Remember it's device 10 or 11, something like that. Maybe it's 9. Don't remember hmm
Also you have to enable it, I think either from the in-cart options or from the PC/Mac tool.

Anyway it makes sense that SID Wizard does not support sync, it's a C64 tracker and syncing to an external clock would bring a lot of problems, I would think. The MIDI support is just to aid composers in making tracks, for example by taking note input, it'd be easier to use a real keyboard than a computer keyboard to input notes. In any case, it's just a gimmick more than a feature.

Why not try sequencing the C64 from another source instead? There's a bunch of cool programs like TRIAD's midi-slave.

Is there any advantage to, or is it at all possible, to install a CCAM on an early revision MD1? (VA1 or something)

Great for all you wannabe fingadrummaz, in excellent condition.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/301692138495

I have an MPC now, so I don't need this anymore. Maybe.

Sold to Imaginary on the bays.

Dude, I gave you the hacked and original 007 discs so you can do the card again. Just follow the online instructions.

Imaginary wrote:

Is the charger for the unit included?

The USB cable is the charging cable. The Caanoo didn't come with a wall wart.
The only thing missing in this package is the CD manual, which I can't find anywhere, otherwise I'd include it. If I find it before it gets sold, I'll include it of course.

Complete Caanoo system package, ready for LGPT, Super Pikix and more, in awesome condition:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/301682617519

- Boxed console
- Extra stylus
- Wrist strap
- SVideo cable
- USB cable
- 16GB SD Card

Any chance you'd split the working Libretto and sell it on its own (with its battery and charger)?

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my setup 2015

There can be only one (and it cannot be post 2007)

Xephyr wrote:

Wait so what exactly is it? a multi-synth C64?

Bump because someone needs to grab this shit
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? … 1279345923