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Everything else / Re: Post your songs!
« Last post by beyondch on January 11, 2019, 07:53:09 AM »thanks for sharing songs here, I play guitar but I do not sing.
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miniAtmegatron Hardware technical support / kredyt konsolidacyjny
« Last post by alyjifab on December 23, 2018, 04:00:50 AM »kredyt konsolidacyjny kredyt konsolidacyjny
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Atmegatron / Re: Any more Atmegatrons?
« Last post by FranklinDil on December 13, 2018, 01:58:24 PM »Where can we see the plans for 2019, Paul? I take it that there are going to be new Atmegatrons next year, right?
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miniAtmegatron / how do i install the software v3.1? and how can i tell if i have a 2PCB or 3PC?
« Last post by sampler_hi_tech on December 10, 2018, 11:37:33 PM »Hi, Im currently waiting for the courier with my miniAtmegatron, and im reading the manuals, and watching the tutorials, but have some questions regarding the software,
how do i uploaded or make use of it ?
when installed those it give me a type of controller, editor or vst? (like the lemur or Ctrlr)
and, what is the difference with 2PCB and 3PCB ?
thanks in advance
how do i uploaded or make use of it ?
when installed those it give me a type of controller, editor or vst? (like the lemur or Ctrlr)
and, what is the difference with 2PCB and 3PCB ?
thanks in advance
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Everything else / Re: Post your songs!
« Last post by ToyKeeper on November 20, 2018, 03:41:55 AM »I made another thing. Just a quick sketch, really, but it's a NES-styled 8-bit tune so it's kind of relevant.
https://youtu.be/Bn-9-TCXg7M
I mostly made it to get the idea written down, so I can go back and finish it later. But then the Smash Ultimate trailer came out, so I tried their thing with my thing... and it fits!
Nothing fancy, no effects -- just square waves, some vibrato, and drums. I find I really like prototyping songs that way. It keeps the emphasis on melodic composition instead of patch design, and a square wave has a rich set of harmonics so I can really hear which notes fit together and which don't.
https://youtu.be/Bn-9-TCXg7M
I mostly made it to get the idea written down, so I can go back and finish it later. But then the Smash Ultimate trailer came out, so I tried their thing with my thing... and it fits!
Nothing fancy, no effects -- just square waves, some vibrato, and drums. I find I really like prototyping songs that way. It keeps the emphasis on melodic composition instead of patch design, and a square wave has a rich set of harmonics so I can really hear which notes fit together and which don't.
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Software technical support / Free PCB Design Software
« Last post by ALLPCB on October 24, 2018, 03:25:16 AM »Free PCB CAD Software
This is a comparison of printed circuit board design software. Our criteria for including a PCB CAD program are:
There should be a version available for free (no money).
The free version should not be time limited, i.e. you should be able to use the software indefinitely without needing to pay for it.
The free version should provide schematic and board design and should generate some form of output that can be used to manufacture boards.
The software should be actively developed and supported.
This is a comparison of printed circuit board design software. Our criteria for including a PCB CAD program are:
There should be a version available for free (no money).
The free version should not be time limited, i.e. you should be able to use the software indefinitely without needing to pay for it.
The free version should provide schematic and board design and should generate some form of output that can be used to manufacture boards.
The software should be actively developed and supported.
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Software technical support / Re: Playing duophonically with controller keyboard
« Last post by paulsoulsby on October 03, 2018, 03:00:56 PM »Just had a look at the code - looks like it is only monophonic. I wrote it so long ago I'd forgotten how it worked! I'm pretty sure the first poly code i wrote was Odytron (which came after Duotron). I guess it might be possible to update it. If I transfer it to the new Atx system, I'll try and do a new version for the Atmegatron too.
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miniAtmegatron / Re: SparkFun Pro Micro
« Last post by paulsoulsby on October 02, 2018, 06:45:05 PM »Hi - that range of Atmegas wouldn't be compatible without significant changes to the code and schematic. Think it would be possible though, with the necessary changes.
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Software technical support / Playing duophonically with controller keyboard
« Last post by DeeEm on September 27, 2018, 05:13:38 PM »Hi, I've installed the Duotron and am playing it with a midi controller keyboard. It sounds great but is there any way I can play it duophonically, i.e. 2 keys at once? That is, except the arpeggiator workaround.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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miniAtmegatron / SparkFun Pro Micro
« Last post by luccasc on September 24, 2018, 05:39:57 PM »Has anyone tried with a spark fun pro micro? It uses an Atmega38U4