Is the firestARTer LSDJ-MIDI Converter the only way to MIDI sync or clock MIDI with LSDJ right now (besides using DIY equipment)? I'm asking in reference to a...
... For most people the LSDj-MC2 _is_ a DIY project, because they build them themselves. There are at least two other useful projects though: Arduinoboy, which...
But nothing ready-made that I can just buy from somewhere? Sorry if this is a re-post. I'm not sure if my original one got deleted accidentally. Thanks. ...
I've been planning to build an MC2 for over a year now and have not been able to find the time, but since I'm very greedy, I still desire one greatly. Would a...
I am building my 2nd LSDJMC2. My first attempt was about 2 years ago and I tried to make it with a PCB purchased for Radio Shack. I tried soldering all of the...
Hey Jesse, did you get the lsdjmc2 to learn the midi channel?? The 'red' LED must turn when pressing the learn button ( in full or compatible mode ) and it...
A friend gave me a breadboarded MC2. He had it working on the breadboard once-upon-a-time, but it had been sitting in his closet for a couple years. I soldered...
... The pin next to Vcc is an input pin, which means that connecting it to Vcc is fine. The output that drives that input will likely be destroyed though. If...
Thanks. There's a chance the 7414 was destroyed to begin with. It was getting hot. I'll try replacing it and the PIC tonite.... wish me luck! -justin =...
Right, the KITT stuff etc works aswell without the 7414, put it out and check again. If it doesn't work it is more than possible that you accidentally ...
Hooray! I'm an idiot! All my connections were good, except for ONE LITTLE thing- I had the input voltage (9V+) wired directly to the 5V rail, instead of the ...
woohoo! Yup. programmed a new PIC, popped it in, and now i'm in MIDI GB heaven! (the other pic was toast, btw) Remember kids: Don't feed your ICs too much...
... Wait a minute... The schematic contains a 7805 regulator. I don't see how you could possibly accidentally feed the PIC with mroe than 5 V unless you feed...
... Hash: SHA1 ... as far as i understood he was sort of "bypassing" the voltage regulator and was feeding the circuit with 9 volt unregulated. marco ... ...
That's exactly it, i was bypassing the regulator. The PIC seemed to function fine at 9v, it was still doing its job, but it did get a little hot to the touch....
Howdy, I've built an LSDJ-MC2 and was just making sure it was functioning properly. When I hook my Korg ES-1 (drum machine) up and my DMG in slave mode (with...
You Nak, this means that you didn't set your electribe correctly. It sends sync data but no start or stop i think. I know it works fine with the electribe,...
im new to making chiptunes> and really need a hand setting this up guys. ideally i want my esx1 electribe to be the master, and control lsdj thru my midi>gb...
Well, you should really spend some time with LSDJ first, before you try to use midi. Make some good instruments, write some nice patterns. Then, there are 2...
... I would advise just to go out and get the parts not all at the same time. You could just get, let's say, one or two parts whenever you have time? That way...
Lowgain from lowgain audio sells them complete I think.. his are nice too From: lsdjmc2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:lsdjmc2@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Styles ...
Have assembled the circuit on a breadboard but can't get LSDJ sync going. The MIDI in/PIC/button stuff all seems fine, with the various midi messages making...
I guess it's not about arduinoboy. Check if you connected the cable well and if the connections really reach the gameboy. Link Cables have 2 wires crossed. ...
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