353 Reply by little-scale

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I have tested it on SEGA Nomad via an SMS converter and a SEGA Genesis 1 via an SMS converter.

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354 Reply by little-scale

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I'm into the pre-programmed AVR. I think this is a great compromise and everybody gets what they want.

What would people want / need apart from the pre-programmed AVR?

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355 Reply by little-scale

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i'm sure we can work something out though...

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356 Reply by little-scale

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analog monster wrote:

Hey Seb, I've just ordered a second one.  The first is still in the post, but I'm sure it'll arrive any day now. 

I know you've been using the teensy for the usb interface.  I dont have any experience with it myself but I'm using the arduino and mbed microcontrollers alot so I should be able to pick it up.  Just wondering how you feel about me modding the hardware and/or code?  Not for resale of course, and anything I did that was fully functional I would make available to everyone else.  I'm just hoping to fit a 5 pin din midi in, as i am MPC and HW synths only when I play live


to be honest, i'm not willing to part with the code just yet.

simply because many people have ordered units and i wouldn't want to disappoint them by allowing the code to escape into the wild. if that makes sense. i hope it makes sense. im not trying to be an arsehole or anything. :S

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357 Reply by little-scale

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Back when it was called "GEN/MD-M" lol

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358 Reply by little-scale

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FYI i have about five or so PCBs left.

One of them will have to go to Paul Slocum.

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359 Reply by little-scale

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lol you guys.

i won that race years ago with genmdm v1.0

here's one i pulled out of the cupboard just now:

not sure how we can go about distribution though... difference PCB etc...

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360 Reply by little-scale

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SMSM with Native 5 pin DIN MIDI connector tutorial: http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … n-din.html

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361 Reply by little-scale

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big_smile

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362 Reply by little-scale

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?

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363 Reply by little-scale

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Yep! I'd say so; I havent tested it yet though.

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364 Reply by little-scale

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It works for Game Gear, too.

Tutorial is here: http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … -gear.html

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365 Reply by little-scale

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I am not sure. :\

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366 Topic by little-scale

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Overview
This post marks the release of the SEGA Master System MIDI Interface (SMSM) device.

SMSM is an interface that takes MIDI data and controls the sound chip inside of the SEGA Master System in real time. The idea is to send MIDI data to the SEGA Master System using a MIDI sequencer or MIDI keyboard via the SMSM, which then sends the appropriate audio signal out of the console via its AV port or a direct output port.

So for example, if a MIDI note C is sent to the SMSM, then the SEGA sound chip will play a tone with pitch of a C. The PSG SN76489 sound chip is supported as well as the FM YM2413 sound chip (which is found in Japanese models of SEGA Mater System).

----- TUTORIALS AND INFORMATION -----

It should be easy to make an SMSM following these straightforward instructions:
- SMSM with Serial Input: http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … -midi.html
- SMSM for Game Gear: http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … -gear.html
- SMSM with Native 5 Pin DIN MIDI Socket: http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … n-din.html
- SMSM with Default NSTC Modification: http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … ation.html

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367 Reply by little-scale

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There are a number of additions I am looking at including with firmware 101, including the above.

All current v100 firmware GenMDMs will be upgradeable via USB free of charge of course.

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368 Reply by little-scale

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GenMDM Firmware 100 Quick Reference MIDI Mapping: http://little-scale.com/genmdm_100.txt

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