1 Reply by Sanju

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

yoyz2k wrote:

It's great !
Ok, I won't rush on it smile

I think I'll end up using the windows version for midi syncing with Sonic Pi. I've been doing some test and it works very well. This is what I was searching for.
https://twitter.com/papa_oom_mowmow/sta … 4638412801

PocketChip has its charm, but I think the performance will be better using the pc version. Anyway, I still want to use PocketChip for playing around and connecting to other gear, so just one question: Can the PocketChip patterns be transferred to PC and viceversa without problems?

Thanks! smile

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2 Reply by Sanju

(234 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

OK, a little progress. Using the two smaller sides of the cable...

... I get to transfer files between gb and pc, so the cable works (I was using the other conector for the adaptor). I still can't send midi ticks to the gb though. Will keep trying...

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3 Reply by Sanju

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oliver wrote:

any gb color/pocket compatile cable.

Oooh, so regular gb color link cable is compatible with gb advance! Didn't know.
Thanks!

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4 Reply by Sanju

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About the link cable, I readed some bad reviews about it. Some people saying it worked ok, some people saing it didn't worked at all. I searched and didn't found another similar cable for the GBA, so I ended up buying it, despite that bad reviews, hoping that it would work for me.
I have a DMG-01 too, but no same game carts for that and GBA so I cannot check if it's really cable's problem.
So, someone who has usb-midi adaptor working with GBA could share what link cable is using?

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5 Reply by Sanju

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Sanju wrote:

Hi, Im trying to synchronize my GBA with Nanoloop and PC, but It's not working. The USB-midi adaptor is in sync mode and I assured myself that the connections between it and usb and link cables are correct:

So I put nanoloop in slave mode, but when I send clock signal from the pc It doesn't seem to receive it, and stays paused. I'm using this cable for the GBA - adaptor connection (http://www.stoneagegamer.com/game-boy-g … tomee.html)

Any clue of what am I doing wrong here?

Well... the data transfer isn't working either and the usb cable is working ok with my mp3, so I suppose that there is a problem with the link cable. Anyone knows about a good game boy advance link cable to use midi-usb adaptor with?

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6 Reply by Sanju

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Hi, Im trying to synchronize my GBA with Nanoloop and PC, but It's not working. The USB-midi adaptor is in sync mode and I assured myself that the connections between it and usb and link cables are correct:

So I put nanoloop in slave mode, but when I send clock signal from the pc It doesn't seem to receive it, and stays paused. I'm using this cable for the GBA - adaptor connection (http://www.stoneagegamer.com/game-boy-g … tomee.html)

Any clue of what am I doing wrong here?

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7 Reply by Sanju

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Hey, pulse is working on pocketchip with a pocket operator smile . It'd be better to use a channel splitter too, because pocketchip's audio gets nearly completely lost if it's sent as stereo with the pulse to the PO. But it's syncing without problems.

I mean, make midi available on pocketchip only if you had that planned. Don't rush for having it done now. I'm just playing with different gear and with the syncing possibilities.

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8 Reply by Sanju

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You are right, midi is not enabled on pocketchip.
But hey, I've seen that there is an option for sending out PulseSync that I didn't noticed before, so it can be synced with my pocket operators (for example)! This is great! I think I'll follow this path.

Thanks for your work!

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9 Reply by Sanju

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Thanks for your help Johann smile
Sorry, I didn't mention that I want to use a pocketchip for this. So, pc midi software (master) to pocketchip with picoloop (slave). When you are saying a usb-midi cable you mean something like this, I suppose:

That sounds ok from the pc's point of view (I'm using this to control other gear, with usb side connected to pc), but now I should use the 5-din midi-in side on the pc and the usb side on the pocketchip, right? The problem is that I have no midi port on the pc to connect the midi-in side to.

Mmmmaybe I could try with a raspberry, but I doubt that the software performance would be good enough this way.

Thanks!

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10 Reply by Sanju

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Anybody synced Picoloop as slave with pc midi software succesfully? What kind of cable do I need to get this working?

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11 Reply by Sanju

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yoyz2k wrote:

Not a lot of news on fews month.
...

Glad to see you keep working on this smile

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12 Reply by Sanju

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Yes! It's working for me now on PocketCHIP.

Thanks! smile

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13 Reply by Sanju

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It gives me this error when trying to compile. Does this mean something to you?:

#error "SDL1.2 or SDL2.0 are mandatory, you should put -D__SDL12 or -D__SDL20__ in the CFLAGS"

Thanks

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14 Reply by Sanju

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Great job you're doing here!! heart
Yesterday I got to get it working on my pocketchip. I tried building myself, but I started getting some errors about cflags and libsdl (probably due to my null experience on linux building). I have not access to my pocketchip right now, but I'll post the exact message later.
For the moment, I'm using garvalf's binary (v.075, I think) and it's working OK, but I would like to keep it updated, so I think I'll must start to learn about building.

Can't wait to play with this and the upcoming sonic pi's midi functionality smile

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