257 Reply by ryba

(8 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

google
http://radagast.ca/C64_svideo/C64_Svideo.html
for S-video you can do cable by yourself, just need 5din plug and Cinch plug and connect Video out (PIN 4) of C64 To Cinch HOT (the middle one pin) and C64 ground (PIN 2) with Cinch ground (TIP / SHIELD...)

Sure I forgot...
you'll need to make second one for audio
Audio out (PIN 3) of C64 to another Cinch hot (the middle one) (you will need to buy 2 cinch plugs) or you can use Jack plug if you like to plug it to amp ...
and C64 ground (PIN 2) to this second Cinch plug gound (TIP / SHIELD...)

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258 Reply by ryba

(15 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Sure you can use it, if you like.

9-Heart wrote:

The Nanoroobie would be pretty useable for a tune.

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259 Reply by ryba

(15 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

nanodog by ryba

http://chipmusic.org/ryba/music/nanodog … oicepixels

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260 Reply by ryba

(15 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

nanoteddy by ryba

http://chipmusic.org/ryba/music/nanoted … oicepixels

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261 Reply by ryba

(15 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

nanofox by ryba

http://chipmusic.org/ryba/music/nanofox … oicepixels

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262 Reply by ryba

(12 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

I have two of theese:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Realistic … 0029547390
great looking with nice possibilities.
20 $ on ebay
I love it

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263 Reply by ryba

(6 replies, posted in Circuit Bending)

I don't like circuit bending noise and glithes.
I just want to improve my instrument's possibilities.

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264 Reply by ryba

(81 replies, posted in General Discussion)

C64 around 1990. Long years of playing games on it. My childhood. I didn't have PC for a long time.
I'm using my old C64 on a gigs.

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265 Reply by ryba

(167 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Yes.
I want Midi sequencer too
I asked 8CYLINDER about that, because faderfoxJR is nearest to this idea, but he has no time...
I want faderfoxJR with midi out

and I want Shitwave2 with more control possibilities and tempo synchronization, please.

and Rez by nitro2K01 of course!
http://blog.gg8.se/wordpress/

ashimoke wrote:

User friendly multitrack midi sequencer compatible with arduinoboy interface.

edit: also Euclidean style controlled drum machine. Output: internal sounds or midi

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266 Reply by ryba

(4 replies, posted in Releases)

Good work

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267 Reply by ryba

(40 replies, posted in Collaborations)

Thanks Hutsvoid.
see you, infotoxin

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268 Reply by ryba

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

irrlichtproject.de/downloads/ti1bit-0.1.zip

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269 Reply by ryba

(40 replies, posted in Collaborations)

Ok.
Anyone else interested?

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270 Reply by ryba

(6 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

Hi there.
I think chiptune is not enough for you.
I hear some space for ambient noises and souds in your track.
Moody track btw...
so I think making this kind of chiptune is really hard to do with it's limitations.
and chiptune will not be enough for you in a future.
But maybee am I wrong.
I like that track.
I could imagine better drums, but I'm lsdj user and I don't know nanoloop noise possibilities.

About procesing: I'm not doing that, I'm too lazy for this and I like the raw sound of my instruments.
but i think: sure, you can.
But when you decide to do that, you should record individual tracks and master them individually.
each channel deserves different attitude.

I don't like to sample chipmusic.
I think Chipmusic is music made by chips, or it's emulations, or in trackers made by oscillating short samples (actually the same principles as in chips).
but I don't behave according to this... :-)

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271 Reply by ryba

(3 replies, posted in Circuit Bending)

It seems possible along to block diagram, but I really don't know ...
It's shame, because if you switch between patterns, there's muting preset stored with the pattern...
If you have e.g. snare muted in playing pattern and switch to new pattern with snare unmuted, it will unmute.
shame.
I think it's the biggest disadvantage of this machine.

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272 Reply by ryba

(6 replies, posted in Circuit Bending)

Hello.
It's called Output ,no Input.
I have same plans, but no time ...
here are few links:
http://weltenschule.de/TableHooters/Casio_PT-100.html
http://cdn-ak.f.st-hatena.com/images/fo … 174331.png
http://a4.ec-images.myspacecdn.com/imag … 2135/l.jpg
http://patchbaydoor.files.wordpress.com … pt1001.jpg

It's your first bend?
anyway If you want output, connect 2 cables from audio jack to those 2 cables connected to speaker inside PT100 (Ground to - , Signal to +)
In this case internal speaker will play everytime (if you connect or disconnect PT 100 to amp).

Or you can desolder + cable from internal speaker, connect it to audio jack Signal (with some kind of switch mechanism, I don't know, how it's called in english), second wire from audio Jack signal to internal speaker + (so when there's no jack male in this audio jack female, this 2 contacts are connected together, when you insert jack male, these contacts disconnect and causes no signal to internal speaker + ) and connect third cable from audio Jack ground to PT100 speaker - .

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