Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Midibox I: Building a midibox core module
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"Assembling the core module for the midibox hardware platform from ucapps.de
(Music is "Parade" by Robert Lippok from the lovely "Falling Into Komëit" album.)"
Midibox II: LCD
"Connecting the LCD module (a 2x8 LCD salvaged from the flea-market).
And it works first time!"
Midibox III: Building a DINx4 Module
"Assembling the DINx4 module for the midibox hardware platform from ucapps.de"
Midibox IV: core + dinx4
"Testing the Midibox Core and DINX4 modules, connected to Ableton Live. Left-hand buttons are mapped to midi notes, right-hand buttons trigger clips."
Midibox V: core + dinx4 + ain
"Testing the Analogue Inputs on the core, connected to Ableton Live. Pots are 50K logarithmic which is useless for real use, but fine just for testing. They are mapped to effects racks wet/dry knobs in Live. So far, so good..."
Midibox VI: Customising the LCD
"First attempt at changing the microprocessor application code - customising the display format to fit more on the tiny 2x8 display. And... it worked!"
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