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This is so rad.  Great work.    Mine works great, tho i do have some trouble switching between patches.    First one loads fine, but then it seems to get stuck on that one and doesnt want to load new instruments.  Ive just been manually resetting the arduino everytime i try a new sound.    pretty good chance that this is user error.

my device reads a cc and value every LSDJ step (1/16, right?)  counts the time, divides it by 6 and returns 24 sync ticks per 1/4 note.   After i got the rogue stop commands sorted by changing the bit rate delay, it seems to be working really well. Granted, my songs are pretty simple and Im using one channel just for the clock cc's.   It may get bogged down and glitchy if one were using it with some complicated tracks w/ elaborate tables.  Mine ran all evening and seemed to stay in sync (audibly at least).    The sketch is pretty simple... pretty sure it could easily be rolled into the Aboy code, but im not sure where to start.
Ill post the code as soon as I can figure out how to use Github (!!i know)   in the meantime, if anyone really wants to check it out,  you can PM me w/ you email and I'll send an attachment.

One weird thing that i noticed while working on this,   whenever i sent a CC value of FF in LSDJ   (seemed like any CC on any Channel)  arduinoboy would return 0xF8 - midi clock and no cc command.   Not sure what is going on here, but it was totally messing me up for a bit.   happened with both the new and previous versions of Aboy and their respective LSDj releases.

Ahh ... solved it!   Raising the bit rate delay from 80 to 100 in the editor cured this and some other glitchy issues.    thanks anyway.

Very cool.   I loaded the new versions last weekend. 

Anyone else having trouble connection to the editor?     It seems to send info, but never really "connects' and doesnt load the current setting.   I have to enter all the channels, cc #'s   etc each time ....always displays default.   using a Mac and MOTU ultralite MK3  interface.   previous versions worked perfectly.

Im a big fan of the EHX  deluxe memory boy.    Tap tempo is vital (for me)   and allows for some easy mods using an arduino to read midi clock and send out 'tap' pulses so all is perfectly synced.

in addition to V reg (wont need that tho' if you tap the GB's 5v) ,  you WILL need the crystal/ resonator circuit.  While, you could build it all point to point on a socket or something; Id suggest one of these:

Arduino pro mini.  All in one  postage stamp - sized  package  (well maybe 2 stamps)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pro-Mini-Enhanc … SwT6pV5YIu

So tiny-   and flat.   will be much easier to fit inside somewhere in the GB and will save you lots of wiring, debugging headache.

you can find them from US sellers for almost as cheap.   youll also need a ftdi to usb programmer.     Last time i ordered a bunch of Pro mini's, a programmer was included as a bonus.     like 18$ (shipped)  for 5 of them.            (you can also use a UNO to program in , but it is kinda a pain)