241 Reply by little-scale

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Ima add a 3 note router too, for the sn :3

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242 Reply by little-scale

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I'm working on it already - will be a Max patch and standalone app smile

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243 Reply by little-scale

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Yes, it has issues with this!

I've used a standard db9 con, but with the metal casing removed and the inner shell glued together smile)

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244 Reply by little-scale

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Yep.

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245 Reply by little-scale

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You can try to solder to the underside of the board, directly to the pin 5 I was thinking?

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246 Reply by little-scale

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U can still use max runtime for free once the trial has expired smile))

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247 Reply by little-scale

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kineticturtle wrote:

Do you know of a 5v source inside the genesis/nomad that I could potentially use to power the teensy via the unused pin on the controller port?

Use pin 9 on the 9 pin controller port connection on the teensy. ??

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248 Reply by little-scale

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I can make u a max patch smile

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249 Reply by little-scale

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TFI instrument import function added to GenMDM M4L tools in theory (will be released with GenMDM 103).

http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … ction.html

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250 Reply by little-scale

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robugaa wrote:

On a side note, I think it would be cool if someone could figure out how to write an algorithm to determine what type of patch each .tfi is (brass, guitar, bass, bells, etc) based on the register data or w/e, and organize them into folders accordingly, with the name of the game and song still intact somehow. Idk, just an idea that was floating around in my head.

How about a .VGM file that plays demo notes for all patches in a file?

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251 Reply by little-scale

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I'm currently writing a tool that converts .OPM to GenMDM. This tool will likely include batch processing.

I can probably add support for .TFI files... let me get it working with GenMDM .genm files first, and I'll go from there smile

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252 Reply by little-scale

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higher quality youtube version

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253 Reply by little-scale

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Aly James wrote:
little-scale wrote:

"VGM files are files that contain register data for one or more sound chips. I've made a small app that records ALL GenMDM data register writes, and stores them as a .VGM file.

The idea is that SEGA Mega Drive music can be written using GenMDM + Live / Logic / ProTools / whatever and then distributed via .VGM files if desired as opposed to recording from hardware. "

http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … pture.html

this is GENIUS !

I will make the reverse, too!

As in, load up Genesis .VGM files, and stream the address / data combinations to the GenMDM in real time for a USB-based, hardware .VGM player!

(Hopefully)

(Haven't tried it yet)

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254 Reply by little-scale

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It's fine, the Pinout is implied with the pcb smile

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255 Reply by little-scale

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^^ prototype version, will be included with GenMDM 103 hopefully! big_smile

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256 Reply by little-scale

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"VGM files are files that contain register data for one or more sound chips. I've made a small app that records ALL GenMDM data register writes, and stores them as a .VGM file.

The idea is that SEGA Mega Drive music can be written using GenMDM + Live / Logic / ProTools / whatever and then distributed via .VGM files if desired as opposed to recording from hardware. "

http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … pture.html

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