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Sup Ashton! I love your channel! Thanks for stopping by

Just a generic 30 VDC bench PSU, it isn't connected to the Plus at all. its main supply line was off but I was powering a usb lamp nearby with its front usb port. The plus was powered with a regular mains cable.

Glad you enjoyed it Dave!

I had a hard time winning most scenarios when I was little. But the level editor was great to give me an outrageous superiority right from the get go!

Thanks for engaging with the channel!

I don't own any, since as you've seen, I'm leaning into the world of acoustic, but feel free to share what happens if you go ALL THE WAY!

Thanks!

I'm just getting started with small diy PCBs of my own, but I own no 3d printers. Here, you'd need a solution that doesn't restrict access to the switches, so only a bottom raft would be necessary

Musician detected!

@@1BitFeverDreams its sounding like a B

haha! thanks for sharing. did you keep footage of it?

@@1BitFeverDreams I think I've got it somewhere, would have to do some digging...

@@ErikLoyer Please do. I'm sure a lot of us would love to see/hear it.

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Amigas, Apple II and C64 all get some love still today. thanks for stopping by

this was my era as a new professional programmer in the late 80s, and this particular tool was really great. X Code, VS Code and VS are bloated messes, while ThinkC was laser-focused on making old-school Mac apps in C and later C++.

definitely something to consider then. a Pi3a (with only 1 usb port instead of 4) is more than enough powerful for this. you could even source one from the used market if you don't currently hold extras of those. Just need to get the mt-32pi hat or make your own to your heart's content, which could imply a rotary encoder for volume, 2+ buttons, etc.

@@1BitFeverDreams I would like to play some old sierra games on the Mac and they’re all Mt-32 based, so it sounds like a good work around. I’m happy with the sc-55 for the music side but it’s quite right in my-32 mode. First is fix the av board when i get a free weekend.

They are disks that were hanging around at my parents' house. You can see a picture of them in the first few seconds of the video. I will put them up on archive.org when I catch a second.

@@1BitFeverDreams a brilliant, yes I did see the floppy. I didn’t connect the dots, Friday afternoon brain lol. Some great work you’ve done. I take it you’ve been into music and midi for years? I’m a complete novice on music making but nostalgia and seeing these old machines and not been able to afford them as a child/teen was a big draw, plus the simplicity of the older software

I've added them to Macintosh Garden, check the description for a link

Than you! I'm 2 years into interacting with the vintage Mac communty

very neat!

I've done this recently as a matter of fact. You can use any hex file editor to see the bytes. I personally used NotePad++ with a hex viewer plugin. You must dig in the MIDI 1.0 spec to see how the header section and track sections work out. In due time, you can recognize common commands such as Note On, Note Off, Program Change, etc.

@@1BitFeverDreams Ah, not exactly what I meant. I'm looking for a graphical interface for Midi data, something like Logic, where you can see the midi tracks, with all the notes and dynamics represented. I don't know, maybe Cubase does that in a different interface, I haven't played around with that one yet.

@@indy1725 Cubase can import midi file and you can look at the notes in piano roll form (laid out horizontally), track per track

@@indy1725I have cubase 1.0 on my se/30 but not had chance to use it properly. I tried it but then my mac stopped working a few days later so didn’t get very far. I’m also a novice and never used gui based multi track before. Maybe I should have tried on a new computer first lol

@@NealPalmer-x9e a proper cubase crash course video is on my to-do list

Lolz, push button with latch that makes the AI spit out an unsettling auto-generated tune to the output you chose

Would you believe that there are way more players of the NES ports of Uninvited and Shadowgate that are active on the internet than those original versions? The graphics might be in color and there might be background music, but the secret sauce of higher res and mouse+keyb interface makes this unbeatable imo

Thank you! I should be doing Uninvited next within the next week or so. Stay tuned for an announcement more than 10 hours in advance, I promise!

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