65 Reply by scannerboy

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Did you install Hombrew and typed "brew install sdl"?

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66 Reply by scannerboy

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I will try it out and compare it to Ableton Live

frantic wrote:

Tried the latest Mac OSX build, and it crashed with the error:

Dyld Error Message:
  Library not loaded: /usr/local/opt/sdl/lib/libSDL-1.2.0.dylib
  Referenced from: /Users/USER/Downloads/Schism_Tracker.app/Contents/MacOS/schismtracker
  Reason: image not found

Of course I understand that all I might have to do is precisely to put that library file there, but I just wanted to mention this.

You have to install Hombrew and then type "brew install sdl"

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67 Reply by scannerboy

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Great work! I finally had a chance to test it and now it syncs well.
I noticed though that it is maybe shifted a few ticks. Is it possible that it sends additional clock messages at the beginning with the midi start message?

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68 Reply by scannerboy

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You guys are fast yikes

Unfortunately Im not able to compile the code myself ;/ I would be grateful if you could post a windows or OS X build

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69 Reply by scannerboy

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It looks that currently schism sends one midi clock message (F8) every eigth row and it should send 6 midi clock messages on every row.

I think that the easiest way to test it would be to connect an external sequencer and check if it stays in sync.

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70 Reply by scannerboy

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Dont you think that fixing the midi clock send implementation is a realistic request?

Also support for OPL3 would be awesome smile

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71 Reply by scannerboy

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Hey guys, if anyone wants I have the latest Windows and OS X builds:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/240 … -32bit.zip
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/240 … -64bit.zip
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/240 … -10.11.zip

Also if anyone has problems with sending MIDI clock I also managed to make it work

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72 Reply by scannerboy

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Sorry for the shameless plug but can I propose defmon with my adapter?

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73 Reply by scannerboy

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scannerboy wrote:

Quick question. Is there a way to tell the difference between the normal and detune mode on the S channel? Thanks

anyone?

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74 Reply by scannerboy

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Quick question. Is there a way to tell the difference between the normal and detune mode on the S channel? Thanks

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75 Reply by scannerboy

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TylerBarnes wrote:
nonfinite wrote:

Hi there. Nonfinite Electronics is adding a section to our shop focused on Houston Tracker 2. We are currently stocking accessories for Texas Instruments devices, (adapters and official TI silver link/graphlink cables,) and have plans to add more.

See details here:

http://nonelectronics.com/blog/new-texa … to-nonelec


Backlights please!! wink

I was wondering how long will it take since the release of the tracker for the first backlight to show up

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76 Topic by scannerboy

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Hey guys! I am currently working on a YM2151 midi module. It's basically a hardware version of VOPM.

After finishing the hardware I want to start working on a LSDJ style tracker that will support the hardware.

I'm planning to support MDX, MML and OPM files.

Please let me know what are your thoughts about that whole idea wink

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77 Reply by scannerboy

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OK, so I did some tests today with the FT232RL chip and unfortunately with no success.

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78 Reply by scannerboy

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Hey, I recently stumbled on THIS

If that cable works it means that you would be able to make a cheap cable by soldering a 2.5 jack plug to THIS

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79 Reply by scannerboy

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Ive got mine from AliExpress

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80 Reply by scannerboy

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I also find it quite hard to wrap my head around making drums (coming from LSDJ). Drum tutorials (or examples ;P) would be a godsend

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