1 Reply by MoShang

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Kits are once again available, and the enclosures are ready and available too. Groovesizer store

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2 Reply by MoShang

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Just a heads-up that Groovesizer kits are now available at groovesizer.com. Sheet-metal enclosures will be available early in November.

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3 Reply by MoShang

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ashimoke wrote:

And multiplexing leds / buttons / pots is always an option.

That's how I ended up with the new design.

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4 Reply by MoShang

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That's right - open unless pressed.

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5 Reply by MoShang

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Hey there Charbot,

Thanks for sharing the Groovesizer here! Yeah, MIDI in is pretty much a no-go since I maxed out the ins and outs of the Arduino. The only other option for sync really is to send MIDI clock from the Groovesizer and sync other gear to it.

It's for this and other reasons that I wanted to improve on the original and and fabricate a PCB for it. The second (hopefully final) PCB design of the new Groovesizer is on its way from the factory right now, so I'm pretty excited. You can read about my progress on the new one at http://groovesizer.com - but basically it'll be a 32-step sequencer (40 buttons and LEDs & 6 potentiometers). The idea is to use the same harware design with a number of different firmwares. There's video up of the Alpha firmware at the link.

I hope to have kits available in September (pcb and all components) for around USD100.

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