working on a super complex prog album
Yes please.
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working on a super complex prog album
Yes please.
What was that software with OSC and FM channels? Some tracker or sequencer?
Title bar reads "Saturn-Patcher2000//cTrix^DA 2016//Alpha 0.01". I'm gonna guess this is software cTrix is developing for working with the Saturn.
I've done this using 4.7uF caps and 100 ohm resistors in series, per nitro2k01's comment here: http://chipmusic.org/forums/post/212249/#p212249
In your scenario, if you've added additional wiring for your internal prosound mod, split those wires and add cap and resistor in series there.
If this doesn't make sense, maybe post a pic of what mod you've already done.
Compiled under Arduino IDE 1.6.9 and Teensyduino 1.29 Beta #3 by editing the following lines:
line 51:
prog_char sample_space[13952] PROGMEM = {
changes to:
const char sample_space[13952] PROGMEM = {
line 221:
void doBend(byte channel, unsigned int bend_usb) {
changes to:
void doBend(uint8_t channel, int bend_usb) {
Haven't tested on hardware, since I have no SN76489.
Edit - link to Teensyduino https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/35068-Te -Available
Hey stress_tn,
Assuming you're using the firmware linked in the linked article - http://milkcrate.com.au/_other/download DI_103.ino
Problem is, the function being passed to setHandlePitchChange has the wrong datatypes as arguments. Fix that function. It's less stuffing around than trying to install the "right" (out of date) version of Teensyduino.
Start by finding this line:
void doBend(byte channel, unsigned int bend_usb) {
And change it to:
void doBend(uint8_t channel, unsigned int bend_usb) {
+1
Abandoned On Fire - Hymnal includes .sav and "How To Heaps Noise" .pdf
RoccoW - ロッコ includes .sav
For fun I forked this and added an option to limit colours to a CGA-style 16 colour palette. Check it here if that's a thing you're into. Thanks for sharing, NO CARRIER!
i really like the radio station Classic FM.
In Sydney there's Fine Music FM (formerly 2MBS), you can stream it here: http://www.finemusicfm.com/fm-on-air.html
Once upon a time they had good experimental and industrial music programming during the graveyard shift, but that's long gone.
Eastside Radio has pretty good special-ist music programming too, more jazz but: http://eastsidefm.org/
Tables are sequences of commands. They're like tiny programs that can be added to instruments (in the instrument screen), or to phrases using the A command (run tAble).
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