433 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(36 replies, posted in Releases)

Really good!

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434 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

oliver wrote:

isn't there a nanoloop sync mode in lsdj that would let you sync both just via link cable? or is there a 3rd party you wish to sync with midi?

Ok, I should've explained what I'm trying to do.

My main goal is to use LSDJ as a midi controller, releasing midi out data to a drum machine (clock), a shruthi (notes and CC) and nanoloop (clock). So, that's why I was trying to get Nano to receive sync via midi.

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435 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

oliver wrote:

You can set the adaptor to sync mode with ./nlmidi02 -SYNC (note the CAPS) so that sync mode remains when the adaptor is removed. You should then be able to use it with any USB-MIDI host.
However, in most cases, that will be a PC. USB with its host/client architecture is a PC technology.

Of course you can sync it to an other device through the PC. I haven't tried sync yet, but I could for example play mGB with a USB-MIDI keyboard attached to the PC.

What I was trying to do is let nanoloop receive midi clock from lsdj (that modified lsdj version by trash80s). But when I just connect my midi/usb cable on the nano midi adapter, nanoloop goes crazy on the sync screen, running the steps randomly.

oliver wrote:

If there is some demand, I can try to make a real MIDI-adaptor with the same functionality as the USB version.

I believe that would be highly appreciated by the community, once a lot of people don't know or don't have the patience for building an arduinoboy.

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436 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

But indeed, there is no way to control it thru another device other than the PC. It's sad. sad

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437 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

lastfuture wrote:

on the mac (or any unix based sytem) to execute a file in the current directory you have to prefix ./ so the command should start with ./nlmidi02

IT WORKED! Thanks a lot folks!

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438 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

thebitman wrote:
dasid wrote:

It's the same command prompt program as the data send/receive, you just give it the command line "nlmidi04 -sync", and you should be good to go.

PULSELOOPER wrote:

Damn. Terminal gives me a "command not found" when I try to give the nlmidi02 command.

Did you mistype the number in the terminal, or in your reply?

Nope, the file in the folder is nlmidi02.

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439 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Ok, I'll look for that. In the meanwhile, that software means there is no way to control Nanoloop through this midi adapter, running any other device as midi master other than the PC, right?

thanks for your help!

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440 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Damn. Terminal gives me a "command not found" when I try to give the nlmidi02 command. But I gave a ls command and the file is there inside the folder.

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441 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

dasid wrote:

That ^ and did you run the Nl midi software on the mac to set it to sync?

I thought there was a software only for backing up/dumping Nanoloop data. What midi software is that?

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442 Topic by PULSELOOPER

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Hey folks:

I have a GBA with a nanoloop 2.5.5 cart. I have a link cable. I have a macbook running ableton live and I have this: http://nanoloop.com/midi/index.html

Somehow, can't get nano to receive midi data from Ableton (everything is setup correctly on Ableton). I set nano to receive synch data (A+B), but nothing happens when I playback anything on Ableton.

Any tips on that?

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443 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(97 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I prefer to listen to a lot of different music and then put all of it inconsciently on the music I write.

I've been doing this for the past 20 years and it has been working so far.

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444 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(27 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Jellica wrote:

the only thing that really pisses me off is the lack of decent playable keyboard.

The fact that it doesn't save different patterns pisses me way more.

And that is one of the reasons I'm selling it and buying a shruthi instead.

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445 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(25 replies, posted in Past Events)

ui, if I had the money, you'd be in Brazil right fucking now.

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446 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(27 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

You can make easy mods on it for changing the drums decay.

If you open up your monotribe, you'll see Korg basically wrote "bending points here" on the pcb.

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447 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(6 replies, posted in Releases)

fucking good.

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448 Reply by PULSELOOPER

(13 replies, posted in Other Vintage Computers & Consoles)

btw:

smile

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