ant1 wrote:

little-scale finished his thesis(theses?) i believe but they might not fill a whole book

r.e. books: given that chip musicians collectively can't even write a decent wikipedia article i'm not sure i want to read a book about it wink

its maybe 70 pages and not very exciting.

Yes the everdrive / any method of using a custom ROM on a sega would work.

LOL yeah fuck ET. wink

Good call.

Look, I have the feeling that the file is on a HDD at home somewhere, when I find it I'll def. post it! big_smile

Oh btw guys I've made some PCBs for blank SMS carts - I might have a few left over - and I'm happy to share the PCB file etc if anyone is interested.

I'm not very pro destroying old games - call me a hoarder if you want to...

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listening to on loop. on my phone. and on my computer.

i reckon you're my new favourite LSDJ artist. big_smile

amazing attention to detail, as always.

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Superb.

Amazing work.

Very inspirational!

There is a bloke that lives in the Blue Mountains - I think his name is Viletim or Eviltim. I think he's on SMSpower.org. You might try to get in contact with him, as me makes reproduction YM2413 boards that fit snugly and easily into a non-YM2413 SMS model 1 and can be soldered with some effort to a non-YM2413 SMS model 2.

Besides that, maybe ask Lazerbeat about Japanese stock?

NTSC-by-default Modification Tutorial: http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … ation.html

Ah yeah.

Let me know how you go! big_smile

OK let's set it up.

I'd love to see it tested on a US system.

I'll send you an EPROM for free if you test it and then try out code updates to fix any PAL NTSC conversion issues.

yogi wrote:

If there are no differences, as in timing, for the SMS/Gen Cart code, I.E no need to re chip the cart; I can source any needed parts for an AVR interface board local (if I don't already have them around here). I've built 'Adruinos' on proto board, so there no mysteries about the generic UNO circuit.
So really, speaking for myself, in addition to an AVR, the pinout/Sch and/or a Brd file. But I'm not too concerned about a Brd file, for a one off for myself. After all's said and done, to me, it's just as easy to point to point wire it as etch and drill my own.


Actually I had a dream overnight that would solve this problem.

I am going to try and fit a software serial port onto an unused GenMDM pin to handle MIDI input.

Then, for those wishing to have MIDI in from a traditional plug, you can breadboard or solder the pre-programed Teensy onto a MIDI in circuit, and simply by holding a certain other pin to ground, you can then use the software serial version and then use the MIDI input.

OR perhaps a UART. or something.

i guess my point is I had some good thoughts on it in dream mode. big_smile

The programming is very modular and segmented, so this shouldn't be an issue.

Give me a few days to think about this, but it could be a VERY flexible solution and I'd happiy make a tutorial on how to perform this mod.

hint hint to my american friends.

Exact same cart smile

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192KHz / 24 bit SEGA Master System Samples: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … stine.html
SEGA Master System Digitised Drum Sounds: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … aster.html
Melodica: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … odica.html
African Wooden Drum: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … rican.html
Roland SC 55 Steel Drums and Waves: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … nd-sc.html
Steam Whistle: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … ooden.html
Grass Harp: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … -harp.html
Duck Xylophone: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … -duck.html
Disklavier: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … avier.html
National Electronic Organ Electronic Drums: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … ional.html
Circuit Bent Duck: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … -bent.html
Nanoloop 1.6.3 Kicks: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … oloop.html
JV-30 Ensemble Sounds: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … nd-jv.html
VCS-3 Synthi: http://www.little-scale.blogspot.com.au … ynthi.html

However, I do not have an actual NTSC SMS