I got a Xiwi Electronics arduinoboy a lil while ago, the link cable port is for DIN cables. I guess so they didn't have to source more expensive female link port connectors. It's rated for 5-15v so I'm gonna configure this dual cable idea from my last post with +5v from both DMGs. WIll post pics later.

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3 Reply by ZAZI Aug 11, 2021 10:06 am

Re: Re-route link cable signal? (8 replies, posted in Circuit Bending)

Now that I think about it, could also just attach both halves of my original two sided link cable to a 5din connector.

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4 Reply by ZAZI Aug 11, 2021 10:04 am

Re: Re-route link cable signal? (8 replies, posted in Circuit Bending)

Good idea, could save a few bucks on parts that way. I have a dual DMG/CGB cable that I could attach a 5din connector to, and change some other stuff around - could attach both dmg ports to one side. I'd have to switch around one of the pins in a DMG port so there's 5v for the arduinoboy but that's what I did with my original link/5din cable.

Something like this I think would work:

Any thoughts appreciated, I'm a novice with circuit analysis and whatnot - wasn't sure if the signal on a multicable is sent to all four connectors.

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5 Topic by ZAZI Aug 10, 2021 11:19 am

Topic: Re-route link cable signal? (8 replies, posted in Circuit Bending)

Hi!

I'm putting together a setup using a MIDI clock sync, into an arduinoboy, then to DMG running Nanoloop Mono.

I was wondering if I could attach a TRRS jack to the DMG case, and solder 4 wires to the relevant pads at the link port's spot on the PCB (Clock, In, Out, Ground) and attach a custom made TRRS to link cable using the half of the link cable I chopped to make the 5DIN to link cable for the arduinoboy

Then I could sync my MS-1's MIDI clock to Nanoloop Mono, and LSDJ - portable acid party.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Cheers!

Original idea was to tap into clock signal from Nanoloop/LSDJ to sync MS-1 (ext clk in) but they both produce very fast click rates that make the MS-1's sequencer run like the clappers even at 40 BPM, 1 tick per step.

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6 Reply by ZAZI Apr 28, 2014 12:16 am

Re: Thousands of copies of "ET: the Extraterrestrial" found in New Mexico (19 replies, posted in General Discussion)

well woopdy fukkidy doo-daw-day

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7 Reply by ZAZI Apr 24, 2014 5:54 pm

Re: A Nanoloop Throwback (1 replies, posted in General Discussion)

i remember when i was a kid (around the millenium) i was watching muchmusic, a music channel based out of toronto and i saw what appeared to be mike myers playing techno music on a gameboy. in retrospect i think it might have been alec empire or something, but that kinda tripped me out for a while

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