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I'm going to be working on a research project with my school's IEEE chapter.  We're going to be connecting an accelerometer to a glove and an Arduino, the Arduino will pass accelerometer measurements to a computer running Pure Data (the free, open-source equivalent of Max), and Pure Data will then perform musical commands in response.  For instance, a bongo beat motion with your hand will generate a drum strike sound, its volume dependent on the strength of the air slap.

I was invited as a vendor.  Would have cost me $400 for a train ticket and a sleeping car one way.  While I was still thinking about whether I was going to go, I was rather excited about the possibility of going to my first chiptune show.  Really sad to see this fell through.

Due to cash flow problems, 4 ArduinoBoys are ready for purchase immediately.  Prices have been adjusted for PayPal fees.  First come, first serve.  More will be available shortly.

http://sites.google.com/site/gilbertiin … arduinoboy

Well, here's the problem: the BBB and the RBBB are designed specifically for use in solderless breadboards.  They do not have the Arduino shield pin arrangement, so they cannot be plugged into the MIDI shield you have there.  Also, the shield uses a few of the pins the ArduinoBoy app needs to run.  According to the schematic, those two potentiometers are connected to A0 and A1, which need to be connected to the link cable instead.  Your best bet would be to buy a standard Arduino like this one, a prototype shield, and the rest of the parts piece-wise (6 LEDs, a button, 7 2kΩ resistors, the optoisolator, the diode, 2 220Ω resistors, a 270Ω resistor, the sockets, and some wire to connect it all together).

Shoot me an email if you have any other questions.

http://8bitcollective.com/music/druyu/V … adio+Star/

I buy most, if not all, of my parts from Mouser.  The current ArduinoBoy uses Mouser part number 512-6N138: Fairchild Logic Output Optocouplers' 6N138 optoisolator.