257 Reply by little-scale

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Athleos, can you pm me:

Your postal address
Your email address

I will check my records

Lets get this sorted! I'm sure there will be an answer.

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258 Reply by little-scale

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eptheca, set the pot to move evenly from Channel X, CC 9, Value 0 - 119 to load instruments.

CC values 120 - 127 are basically a "storage" area for moving instruments to and from RAM during use in real time.

Hope that makes sense and is possible! otherwise I can always change how the RAM instrumentation is addressed.

If you load CC 120 - 127, then you will simply "load" the current instrument, i.e. no sound change (it's an area where the current channel sound settings are stored)

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259 Reply by little-scale

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So with the RAM recall, it will recall EVERY time a CC value on CC#9 is received.

Not sure if that answers your question, but exact values are not required, only value ranges:

CC value 0 - 7 = instrument 1
CC value 8 - 15 = instrument 2
CC value 16 - 23 = instrument 3
CC value 24 - 32 = instrument 4

etc



The same is true for pretty much EVERY GenMDM parameter

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260 Reply by little-scale

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(:

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261 Reply by little-scale

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Aly James wrote:

by the way could I send you some cash for priority mail, tracking number for my interface? I am very impatient ^^

mate you've earned it by the efforts you put in. wanna ping me an email to remind me of your address?

- s

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262 Reply by little-scale

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step-by-step breadboard tutorial on adding 5 pin MIDI socket to GenMDM with firmware 102.

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

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263 Reply by little-scale

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Thanks so much!

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264 Reply by little-scale

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Ah yeah! Well thanks for compiling it, do you mind compiling a future version within those 30 days?

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265 Reply by little-scale

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Awesome! You have Max?

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266 Reply by little-scale

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* You don't need Max to use the standalone editor
* The compile OS X version runs under OS X
* The source Max patches run under OS X and Windows using the free Max runtime
* I like simple GUI's for my things. It's how I roll tongue
* I know, it's boring.
* Is there a Windows user that could compile a Windows version? Would be super cool smile

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267 Reply by little-scale

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GenMDM Firmware v102
==========================================
Firmware v102 Version Information:
* Native MIDI 5 pin DIN support via user-end hardware modification
* This is via the UART RX PIN, found on digital pin 7 of the Teensy board
* More cohesive handling of SSG-EG in terms of mapping - every OP and CH is catered for
* Storage and recall of 15 different RAM-based instruments for VERY quick instrument changes
* Reduced the sample storage ROM area by 2KB
* Simplified and restructured sample code and sample storage ROM area
* The current samples are just some 808 samples - looking to add user-assignable samples




Downloads
GenMDM v102 Firmware update:
http://little-scale.com/GENMDM/GENMDM_1 … 02.cpp.hex

GenMDM v102 MIDI mapping text file:
http://little-scale.com/GENMDM/GENMDM_1 … DM_102.txt

GenMDM v102 Editor for OS X:
http://little-scale.com/GENMDM/GENMDM_1 … 02_OSX.zip

GenMDM v102 Editor Source Max Patches (for Cross Platform Use):
http://little-scale.com/GENMDM/GENMDM_1 … SOURCE.zip

GenMDM v102 Max for Live Tools:
http://little-scale.com/GENMDM/GENMDM_1 … 02_M4L.zip





Firmware Update Tutorial
http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … mware.html

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268 Reply by little-scale

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note the RAM and PATCH options for each channel!

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269 Reply by little-scale

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OKAY GUYS I MADE THE STANDALONE EDITOR

Just gotta test it smile

Here's a sneaky peeky

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270 Reply by little-scale

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Ok! I'll see what I can do today and tomorrow.

I also would like to release the stand alone editor with 102, not sure if that's viable though.

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271 Reply by little-scale

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eptheca wrote:
little-scale wrote:

Dude, that's awesome - would you be able to post pics of your build process? Love it!

sure

ATTENTION FELLOW VINTAGE 8-BIT HARDWARE NERDS!
No working hardware has been butchered to make my sound devices.
Only spares & repairs parts has been used.
So please no 8-bit "fatwás" etc. smile

(yes I know, the Sega has a 16-bit processor, 8-bit used as a general term, the sound controller is a Z80 though wink)



Wow. Much respect. I love it!!!!

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272 Reply by little-scale

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The things that I consider to be missing from 102 so far are:

GenMDM Tools:
* No tool yet for user-end sample editing and uploading (the only thing I need to be able to do is either convert to and from an intel hex file OR fix the checksum code in my implementation... grrrr... I am thiiiiiiiiiis close)
* Perhaps the other GenMDM channel strip tools can use an update too


What say ye?

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