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Thanks for the input herr. Any chance you could share you experiences with me/us? It's really helpful for me to understand what happens to my devices after they leave me shop.

I tested a while back with Nanoloop with success. Let me recheck and I'll get back to you later tonight.

For Nanoloop, the Arduinoboy receives a MIDI clock signal and syncs to it. You can't send MIDI Note data to Nanoloop or have it send a clock to sync other devices.

Completed Arduinoboys are now back in stock. New version. Batch of 6.
http://xiwielectronics.com/products/arduinoboy

Kits will be available by the end of the year.

Thoughts on the open case design are invited.

I'm building one more as a demonstration for an Instructable. I'm hoping to move on to the larger synths that MFOS puts out PCBs for. Ideally, I'd like to get away from handwiring stuff in general. It takes SO much time which requires me to push the price up higher than I'd like.

If you're interested PM me!

I'm actually from West Point. My father was an officer who worked at the counseling center (please note, I didn't attend school there). Currently residing in Brooklyn. Got into chiptunes, because I was the sound tech at the Tank where the monthly Pulsewave was held a few years ago.

Plebe year... sucks. I don't think you're even allowed to have a car until your senior year and even then there's basically no parking on campus.

There's a bus that runs on the weekends from West Point to the Metro North stop at Garrison. It's probably a 2 hour trip in total just to get to NYC.

Hit me up if you ever make it into town. It'd be great to share West Point experiences!

OSH Park is the best.

There's no FTDI header, but the chip can be removed from its socket and flashed using an Arduino.

The only difference is the LED color. I don't have any photos of the lit LEDs, but this image shows the very subtle color differences.

Bottom row: orange, red, red, yellow.

I can post photos of them lit if you'd like, but it's basically what you'd expect from an LED.