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http://www.openmusiclabs.com/projects/midivamp1/
http://www.openmusiclabs.com/projects/midivamp2/
These two MIDI powered devices look pretty interesting. The first one had some nice chip sounding sounds, the second is a drum synth.
Both are $34 each. Not a bad bit of kit for the price.
impulse buy
let me know how they do with piggy midi cc tables, looks like theyre a great match
yea I have a notion to stick both in a vhs case with a little passive mixer and piggy gp2x to make an ultraportable stockwave rig.
haha yeah, was thinking about the same thing, just a different enclosure
edit: don't forget though, the piggy->midi boxes probably don't have midi power pins connected, so you'll probably have to run it through a powered thru first (more for anyone else reading this than herr, as he probably already knows this)
Last edited by e.s.c. (Aug 16, 2013 8:48 pm)
yea im going to running mine through a powered midiman merge anyways.
yea I have a notion to stick both in a vhs case with a little passive mixer and piggy gp2x to make an ultraportable stockwave rig.
stockwave rig?
Open source is the real value. Any of you play with the Microdec.
That piece was a little unfinished, but definitely cool!
stockwave rig?
actually Im working on another ep in the style of:
Remember reading about the dev some time ago, but managed to loose the bookmark! Thanks!
This is definitely a must get!
the piggy->midi boxes probably don't have midi power pins connected
firestarter circuit has +5v on pin 4 as per midi spec... however IIRC certain versions of the gp2x only supply 3.3v but I may be wrong.