Hi th0mas,
great to hear that
The ACSim-Files contained in the Sensorizer zip file are probably newer than those on the wiki; if you got too much to do, I’d also be happy if you send me your adapted files and I can merge them and update the wiki (though I won’t be able to do this this week, 'cause my 2DO looks probably similar than yours ;D )
Cheers,
Michael
Hey Michael,
I’ll hold onto mine for a bit.. I’ll probably add a bit more to the simulator as I’m using it.
Cheers,
Tom
so what’s up with this project ? i am also interested, and really really interested to know how you record midi. I would like to develop a midi recorder. i have already some idea of the algorithm based on clockbox if it can help a little.
Yeh, bump! I liked this idea, I hope it’s still cruising along. No rush of course, I’m many things but not a hypocrite 
If I can help please let me know.
julien: If you want to record the data you save it to memory as it is received. You use the clock to run a counter, which you can use to address the memory. There are lots of caveats, that’s a very simplified description
Hi Stryd
yes that is the idea i had. i have the schematic of an algorithm, based on clockbox with an independant RTC (rec time counter) driven by the clockbox. the problem i had was the buffers (Rx >> bufferA>>bufferB>> bankstick) and the arrays used. i did it with a superchampion of programmation (i am pure newbee, but understand fast). let me know if interested
regards
Sounds interesting, and I don’t think we’re hijacking So go on… what was the problem you had?
Hi Stryd !
I ve too find back the .src
hijacking … ???
I know car jacking :-X
hijacking = talking about something off topic, in someone else’s thread, thereby kinda stealing the thread from them.
I don’t think we’re doing that anyway because we’re talking about midi recording just like that which would be used in this project.
Give me a shout when you find that source 
is it possible to use that :
and compiling with make.bat (ok, i know that the question could look stupid)
is it possible to use that
no.
this is a C++ project that compiles only on Linux/Unix (OSS/Alsa) and Acorn RISC OS.
You cannot use C++ for SDCC/MIOS. As the PIC is really just a small device, this requires a really optimized strategy when it comes to buffering stuff…
I’m not so sure about the hijacking: if you’re talking about a MIDI-recorder that outputs a MIDI file format, I’d say this is quite different from what th0mas is trying to do - (you could have a look at the MIDI Recorder with MMC/SD-Card instead, it’s german, but you may translate it with google or babelfish to get the basic stuff)
Best,
Michael
i found this too :
http://www.jdkoftinoff.com/main/Free_Projects/C%2B%2B_MIDI_Library/index.php
but as it is .cpp, i guess C++ !?
f you’re just searching for an application to store and replay sequences and do not want to wait for the completion of this project: have you checked out the MBSeq ?
that’s exactly what i want. but i made a midibox seq v2.4 (finished 2 days ago) and it is not the device i want (ok i won’t throw it to the trash, i use it to create drumloops with my drumstation ;)).
What i want is a sort of Hardware Ableton live : 64 sequences accessibles by a 8x8 array, and 8 sequences can run together. support for midi file and mmc would be a plus.
i think i will create a new topic
%2B = +
The method used for your seq, a linear seq, or th0mas’ seq are all the same at the core, but yeh, time for another thread.
