2003-10-08 by Paul Maddox
Colin, > I've added a picture of the wiring on the back of my PLED module to > my webpage - > http://www.colinfraser.com/p3/p3-build-6.htm damn that looks good.. Next question, Where from?????? Paul
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2003-10-08 by colinfraser_com
I've added a picture of the wiring on the back of my PLED module to my webpage - http://www.colinfraser.com/p3/p3-build-6.htm This module fits in exactly the same mounting points as the previous one, so aside from the cap and resistor (ugly...) it's a drop-in replacement. If I ha
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2003-10-08 by Paul.Maddox@synth.Net
Dave, > > You're a real b@st@rd!!! Trying to make me buy a Chameleon to go along > with my P3? Guess it's time to start saving for toys again... ;-) Actually many midi synths allow this now, my Virus Rack does (Monowave has CCs for waveforms), but its a good demo of the CC contro
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2003-10-07 by Colin f
No pictures of the PLED wiring tonight I'm afraid. Need to stick the digicam batteries in the charger, and buy some new ones that hold their charge for more than a few hours sometime... But I had a look at the mounting pads, and they're not actually connected to any of the tracks
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2003-10-07 by Dave Magnuson
At 10:12 PM 10/7/03 +0100, you wrote: > >Dear all, > > Ok being a little sneeky here ;-) >I've uploaded a short bit of a pattern I did showing the use of MIDI CC's to >control synth parameters > >http://www.modulus.synth.net/mw2/v119_sequence.mp3 > >Its also a demo of the monowav
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2003-10-07 by Paul Maddox
Dear all, Ok being a little sneeky here ;-) I've uploaded a short bit of a pattern I did showing the use of MIDI CC's to control synth parameters http://www.modulus.synth.net/mw2/v119_sequence.mp3 Its also a demo of the monowaveII :-) Paul
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2003-10-07 by Colin f
> Most likely I'll receive the PLED module tomorrow. What should I do > to install it. A baby roomate broke my LCD module, so now I can only > see half of the display. If you got the same PLED module I did, then there's not a lot needs done. Pins 1 to 14 on the LCD module are exa
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2003-10-07 by roelp23
Hi Colin, Most likely I'll receive the PLED module tomorrow. What should I do to install it. A baby roomate broke my LCD module, so now I can only see half of the display. Take care with babies how like to tweak knobs!! Cheers, Roel
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2003-10-06 by sad1robot2003
Is anyone building a P3 out here in LA? If anyone wants to collaborate on some orders . . let me know. thanks j~
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2003-10-05 by Colin f
> the user config option would do just fine for me; pretty much exactly > what i was hoping for. just set-it & forget-it, no need for an extra > softkey. So you don't think it would be a problem to have to hold 'mute hold' and either of the part copy keys to get the same behaviou
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2003-10-05 by ch.³l
> So you don't think it would be a problem to have to hold 'mute hold' and > either of the part copy keys to get the same behaviour as now ? > I suppose it may even turn out to be a more sensible default option. nope...the way the functions are laid out on the softkeys make for p
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2003-10-05 by Andy Wilson
On 5 Oct 2003 at 18:30, Paul Maddox wrote: > > The most time consuming bit is probably finding and ordering the > > components. Construction doesn't really take that long. I think Mr > > Maddox did it in an evening!! > > three evenings :-) Slacker :->) > Evening 2) Adjust the cas
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2003-10-05 by Paul Maddox
Andy, > See Paul Maddox's enclosure here. It uses a case with walnut end > cheeks, from Hammond. CNC engraving by Steve Thomas. kewl cases those. > The most time consuming bit is probably finding and ordering the > components. Construction doesn't really take that long. I think M
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2003-10-05 by Andy Wilson
Hi Paul, > Looks very cool, a little minimalist maybe, but still cool :) Probably not 'gig ready' ;->) > > So, what housing you going to use? See Paul Maddox's enclosure here. It uses a case with walnut end cheeks, from Hammond. CNC engraving by Steve Thomas. http://www.modulus.s
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2003-10-05 by ch.³l
> Took me a while to get my head round what you were asking for here, > but I think I've got it ;-) ermm. yeah. i realised after i posted this that it wasn't really very clear. a bit too much caffeine i guess...but the way you describe it is exactly what i meant. > When you do a
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2003-10-05 by Paul Hartfree Hotmail
Hi Andy Looks very cool, a little minimalist maybe, but still cool :) So, what housing you going to use? I really wish I had the time to build a P3 but don't get enough time to write music, let alone build cool sequencers.. oh well, Paul London ----- Original Message ----- From:
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2003-10-05 by Andy Wilson
> It'd be interesting if you get a chance to try another 139 and see if it > works OK. Dropped in another 139 this morning, and it works fine! Must have just had a duff specimen. So, as you were everybody. Still if anyone else has similar problems, at least they'll know where to
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2003-10-05 by poyaochuang
how can I order a kit? what else do I need to know? thanks
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2003-10-04 by Colin f
> I had the specified 6N139 device originally, and even though I could > pass midi data quite happily using mthru on the P3, it was giving me > problems with loading large blocks of data. > > On a hunch, I thought I'd replace the opto, with a pin compatible > device, HCPL-4701, w
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2003-10-04 by colinfraser_com
> to the 'mute-hold' it'd be cool if there was also a 'mute-defy' > option for the 'part copy - active' function, so you could copy only > active tracks from a source part, and then when switching to the new > (destination) part you'd get the newly copied track-playlists playing
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2003-10-04 by Andy Wilson
Hi Guys, I'm a happy bunny today :->) Believe it or don't. The solution to my sysex woes, i.e. not being able to reflash my P3 was all down to the opto -isolator on the midi input of the P3 board. I had the specified 6N139 device originally, and even though I could pass midi data
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2003-10-03 by ch.³l
> This beta version adds: > * active track part copy - copies only playlists on unmuted tracks > * quick mute access - in edit mode, hold FUNC and press PLAY/EDIT. > while FUNC is held, step keys act as track mutes > > Works OK here, let me know of any bugs. > I'll need to update
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2003-10-02 by colinfraser_com
Folks, This beta version adds: * active track part copy - copies only playlists on unmuted tracks * quick mute access - in edit mode, hold FUNC and press PLAY/EDIT. while FUNC is held, step keys act as track mutes Works OK here, let me know of any bugs. I'll need to update the ma
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2003-10-02 by Colin f
> Thanks for that, but that wouldn't explain why the midi dump from the > P3 to the computer, which seemed to work OK, could not then be > reloaded back in to the P3. Rather than trying to solve two problems at the same time, let's see if we can work out why the firmware update i
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2003-10-02 by Andy Wilson
Colin > Assuming no screwing up of the data in the midi interface driver or > Midi-OX buffers, I wonder if the .syx file is corrupt ? > This might happen if your browser treats the mime type as text and > sticks linefeeds or something in there. > I'll re-post the latest update as
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2003-10-02 by Colin f
> Right. Mine definitely came up with 'BAD DATA' Assuming no screwing up of the data in the midi interface driver or Midi-OX buffers, I wonder if the .syx file is corrupt ? This might happen if your browser treats the mime type as text and sticks linefeeds or something in there.
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2003-10-02 by Paul Nagle
And try upping the buffer size in MidiOx too.... Paul --- Paul Nagle - SoftRoom Music - www.softroom.co.uk Bogus Focus Records - www.BogusFocus.com
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2003-10-02 by Andy Wilson
Hi Colin, > > Can you confirm you did a complete memory wipe at first power on ? > I haven't checked exhaustively, but a bulk dump of data could be screwed > up by inconsistent data that results from not having done a wipe at some > point. I did, when i first powered up the unit.
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2003-10-02 by Colin f
> I did connect up my FATcontroller sequencer to the input of the P3 > and the P3 would start and stop correctly. OK, so the input isn't hurting the data... Can you confirm you did a complete memory wipe at first power on ? I haven't checked exhaustively, but a bulk dump of data
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2003-10-02 by Andy Wilson
Hi Colin, I did connect up my FATcontroller sequencer to the input of the P3 and the P3 would start and stop correctly. Cheers Andy On 2 Oct 2003 at 12:05, Colin f wrote: > > Now to the problem. I've got s/w version 3.7 which came shipped > > with the boards. Last night i tried t
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2003-10-02 by Colin f
> Now to the problem. I've got s/w version 3.7 which came shipped > with the boards. Last night i tried to do a sysex dump to the > computer via midiOX. No problem, that worked fine. When I tried to > reload this back to the P3, however, I got the 'Bad Data' message. > (Yes i did
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2003-10-02 by Andy Wilson
Hi Colin & All, Well, I'm waiting for my Hammond case to be finished by Steve Thomas, but I couldn't wait to see if the boards worked. Well, I've lashed the whole thing up over my workbench and for the last couple of nights, I've been playing around to make sure everything's work
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2003-10-01 by colinfraser_com
Hi people, Last night, I wrote of a new PLED display: > It looks much cooler in the dark than the LCD display, but at the > moment it seems to be dumping a lot of crap onto the supply lines, > and screwing up the reading of the pots, so I'll need to sort out > a mod before these
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2003-10-01 by Paul Nagle
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 23:06:36 -0000, "colinfraser_com" wrote: >Got something interesting in the post today... > >Farnell are now stocking an LCD-compatible 16x2 PLED display, which >you'll find a fuzzy photo of, fitted to my P3, in the Yahoo photos >section. Very sweet... 8) Paul
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2003-09-30 by colinfraser_com
Got something interesting in the post today... Farnell are now stocking an LCD-compatible 16x2 PLED display, which you'll find a fuzzy photo of, fitted to my P3, in the Yahoo photos section. You'll find a description of PLED here: http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_g
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2003-09-29 by bgerkes
on 28-09-2003 14:40, roelp23 at toverdosis@xs4all.nl wrote: > Hi Boele, > Yep, as Chiel said you are welcome to visit me and my P3. I live in > Den Bosch, so that's on the way to Eindhoven, but I would also like > to visit Chiel with you and my P3. For I'm still finding out how t
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2003-09-28 by colinfraser_com
Folks, v3.79 beta firwmare is in the files section at Yahoo. This adds a couple of new features. First is an extra menu for user config options, which you can access from the same page as the Sysex dumping. These are on/off values that modify the normal sequencer behaviour. Inclu
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2003-09-28 by roelp23
Hi Boele, Yep, as Chiel said you are welcome to visit me and my P3. I live in Den Bosch, so that's on the way to Eindhoven, but I would also like to visit Chiel with you and my P3. For I'm still finding out how to use the sequencer in my set up, cause it can do all, and I'm very
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2003-09-28 by roelp23
And yes, I'm even more stupid as I thought. I didn't only put my step key LED's the wrong way around, but also the complete Function LED board. And I discovered that after I soldered the 8 LED's out, and reversed them and soldered back in, and the key-functions and LED's still di
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2003-09-26 by colinfraser_com
> Thinking again about putting down a deposit on the next run of pcbs. Im just wondering as to the total cost. Does anyone have an idea on this? There are prices on the BoM in the files section. About 100 quid is my usual estimate. > So, that leaves the cost of the parts. Anyone
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2003-09-26 by Andy Wilson
On 26 Sep 2003 at 14:09, Paul.Maddox@synth.Net wrote: Has there been > > a solution finalised as to engraving / drilling? > > I used Steve Thomas, He charges £28 > > > So, that leaves the cost of the parts. Anyone got a total on these? I > > know i could work it out, but i wonder
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2003-09-26 by Paul.Maddox@synth.Net
Julian, > The pcbs are about £90, and the hammond case about £30. Has there been > a solution finalised as to engraving / drilling? I used Steve Thomas, He charges £28 > So, that leaves the cost of the parts. Anyone got a total on these? I > know i could work it out, but i wonder
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2003-09-26 by Julian
Hi there, Thinking again about putting down a deposit on the next run of pcbs. Im just wondering as to the total cost. Does anyone have an idea on this? The pcbs are about £90, and the hammond case about £30. Has there been a solution finalised as to engraving / drilling? So, tha
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2003-09-25 by bgerkes
on 24-09-2003 20:43, ch.³l at oozi@oozi.demon.nl wrote: > hi Boele, > speaking for myself; not a problem! i don't think Roel would mind > either though..both he and i live in Brabant; i'm in Eindhoven to be > precise. it'd probably be easiest to demonstrate the p3 with my own > g
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2003-09-24 by ch.³l
hi Boele, speaking for myself; not a problem! i don't think Roel would mind either though..both he and i live in Brabant; i'm in Eindhoven to be precise. it'd probably be easiest to demonstrate the p3 with my own gear, as i know what's what then. so you could come over sometime,
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2003-09-24 by Boele Gerkes
Hi, Just joined this list because I am seriously interested in Colin's nice P3 sequencer. My question: does any Dutch person on this list would be prepared to show me his finished P3? I really would like to see it in real life and chat a little about building it. I live in Zutphe
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2003-09-23 by Colin f
> firstly, when uploading the firmware via midiOX, with midi-in and - > out connected to my pc, i got a continual 'BAD DATA' message. i had > this twice, then i disconnected the midi-out and it worked fine. o i > just realised this may be because i had 'sysex thru' on in midiOX..
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2003-09-23 by Colin f
> But as stupid as I am, I putted the LED's the wrong way in. I've done that too ;-) > I didn't > notice it first for everything seemed to work right, but as I started > reading the manual I noticed that my LED's are red where the supposed > to be green and otherwise. I really lo
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2003-09-23 by ch.³l
hi Colin, i've uploaded the latest version of the firmware, after backing up my sequences of course...but some things happened that i'd like to check: firstly, when uploading the firmware via midiOX, with midi-in and - out connected to my pc, i got a continual 'BAD DATA' message.
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2003-09-23 by roelp23
Hi folks, First I want to say that I put 2 pictures of my P3 on the yahoogroup website, one of the outside, and one of the inside, for I put the mainboard on a piece of wood wich I atached with spacers to the spacers of the keyfunction baord and the stepkey/LED board. The only th
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