I almost put this one up on MATRIXSYNTH-B, and then I realized something seemed a little off - the C64 interface and mention of C64 software. If you remember the previous CMU-800R posts, including video, you will note it required an interface for the Apple II. Does anyone know more about the IF-C64? Could you use this instead of the Apple II interface? Title link takes you to the shots pulled via this auction.
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Roland CMU-800R with IF-C64 Interface
I almost put this one up on MATRIXSYNTH-B, and then I realized something seemed a little off - the C64 interface and mention of C64 software. If you remember the previous CMU-800R posts, including video, you will note it required an interface for the Apple II. Does anyone know more about the IF-C64? Could you use this instead of the Apple II interface? Title link takes you to the shots pulled via this auction.
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The guy from Synthfool I bet can answer these questions.
ReplyDeleteYes, this is the interface to the C64 for the CMU-800. However it is useless without the software. But the FCUG or CCCC can probably help with that for a few bucks to cover the cost of "copy that floppy".
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