Author: Peter Swimm

  • Pocket VBLANK version 2 : ANSI MIDIo

    The requests: Cheaper, DIY Kit Version Available, Upgradable, User Programmable

    ANSI MIDIo: yes, yes, yessss & yes!

    Oh, and not just programmable as in load-your-own-pic, instead the MIDIo will have real-time control and programming  right from your midi software, controller, or (in my case) a Bliptronome!

    What it is:

    Kit or pre-built a bit smaller than a business card, and powered & controlled via USB, using the open-source KIT_MIDI driver already available here.

    The input is midi from any midi software such as Renoise, Max-MSP or Abelton on OSX or Windows or an external controller patched through KIT_MIDI.

    The Output will be NTSC or PAL (separate versions) and give a sweet 32×12 screen where the user can program one of 12 different ANSI Graphics characters in one of 16 different color combination. Yes, 16-color  ANSI:  as in that BBS you wasted time on in 1992.

    Stand-by for more information.

    / straytechnologies.com /

  • TCTD Links for 2010-07-03

  • WTRv appeared

    WTRv from Gijs on Vimeo.

    The music is a midi file from blade runner, one sound is the wtr and the other a synth from fruityloops.

    via WTRv

  • TCTD Links for 2010-07-02

  • NTRQ V1.6 – Attack Of The Clone

    Mr. Baldwin has updated NTRQ to 1.6. New Features include:

    Pattern Cloning

    Something you should probably be aware of: I had to modify the NTRQ file format slightly to accommodate the clone/purge feature. This means that from V1.6 onwards, older .sav files will not be compatible. However, starting with V1.6, if you load up NTRQ with an older .sav file it will be automatically upgraded to V1.6 data format. The same also applies to the NSF outputter. It has been updated for V1.6 too and is not compatible with older .sav files. To re-output your old .sav files as NSF you need to first “load” and “save” them (however that happens on your platform of choice) with V1.6 (onwards) first.

    ..

    DPCM Changes

    Funnily enough, I’d been working on the changes to DPCM before I was talked into releasing the cloning feature. As such it’s still in a state of flux somewhat but the changes so far definitely make DPCM usage better (or at least more interesting :) )

    via NTRQ V1.6 – Attack Of The Clone.