33 Reply by CMDR

(28 replies, posted in Audio Production)

Can't believe you're actually doing this big_smile

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te_Br2ew6Hc

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34 Reply by CMDR

(13 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

while on the subject, can anyone reccomend a decent 4 in/ 4 out firewire interface for £150-200?

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35 Reply by CMDR

(5 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

It'd probably be more worthwhile (and cheaper) for me to try that out that venture. Kinda handy i've picked up an old pc to gut out smile

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36 Reply by CMDR

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Right on the mark as usual akira, thanks a hell of a lot!

Well here's the schematic I need then, better head down to maplin sad

http://www.commodore.ca/manuals/funet/c … supply.gif

I got this baby along with a C64-C for £10, mega bargain!

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37 Topic by CMDR

(5 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Hi guys, recently aquired one of these without power supply.
It has a 5 pin din input on the back and I cant find anything about voltage requirements, anyone had a go on one of these before?

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38 Reply by CMDR

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Awesome, I found a converter so Ima get this in HTML and report back if you want it.
Adding to my massive to-do list.

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39 Reply by CMDR

(7 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Hey RG did you have any luck finding this?

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40 Reply by CMDR

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Hi have a megalosound and the sound is the same in octamed as it is the software do as akira says and ake sure there is not interferance from tv inputs and power supllies

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41 Reply by CMDR

(31 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

herr_prof wrote:

How come there isnt an any arduino drum samplers

/self serving suggestion

oh but there is!

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2008/0 … chine.html

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42 Reply by CMDR

(11 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Have you checked the PN2222 NPN amp transistor?

And are you testing the audio through the RF connection or a line-out?

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43 Topic by CMDR

(7 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Since the Octamed site decided to not host this anymore i've been looking for some time for a copy of it as I deleted mine.

Anyone has?

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44 Reply by CMDR

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yeah sorry about those scratches, fumbling :x
A dead chip should always get power!

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45 Reply by CMDR

(21 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

RG wrote:

@CMDR: How did you get cha_filter to work in OSS? Only one I got working was stanley. Gah!

Hi RG, sorry I forgot to reply to your PM ages ago.
I've completely forgotten, and my hdd has been wiped since then, so I can't just slam some files your way sad
If I get it working again i'll let you know!

PULSELOOPER wrote:
RG wrote:

I hope you don't mind me asking, but why open them in protracker if they open fine in octamed anyway?

Sure don't mind. As far as I know, some OctaMED commands are different than Protracker, and so mod files made in MED could have troubles with some players that were meant to play Protracker mod files.

But in fact I don't know exactly what extra features on OctaMED wouldn't allow it to export the same type of mod file as Protracker would (besides the obvious synth stuff MED has).

It exports as three different MED filetypes (for different versions), standard midi file, an executable or a protracker mod.
Any commands, additional block lines, or tracks that aren't included in protracker just get excluded on save.

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46 Reply by CMDR

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an online version too

http://www.devili.iki.fi/Computers/Comm … ce_Manual/

another troubleshooting link:

http://www.commodore.ca/manuals/Tips/c64_tips.htm

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47 Reply by CMDR

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http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=33265

check out this guide

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48 Reply by CMDR

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That chip I sent you should be fully working, I put it in a 6581 machine to test before I decided to fry it's ram chip.
Take a look at the internal fuse, it might be blown.

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