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For a board such as you describe, my way would be to fire up Eagle freeware, create a schematic and board layout, spit the design out the laser printer, and use the toner transfer method to arrive at ...

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If you choose to startup on PICs, I suggest do as State Machine suggests and download datasheets for a couple of 8bit PICs. Get to know the function registers, ports and how to use timers and interrup ...

my question is, is it easy/worthwhile building your own??

I'd say yes and yes, although that depends on a couple of things. Its easier if you have some experience in doing your own PCBs, else bet ...

Yes, more please. Very Happy

I've been foolin around with virtual analog software synths for some time, and while never having had the opportunity to fool around with proper analog gear, I've suspected th ...

picks jaw up off floor.

Jolly amazing and inspiring.

Had a look at the Yusynth website and am amazed at the effort gone into sharing in great detail all the elements of a modular. Makes it easi ...

Yeah, only after making that enthusiastic chirp did i notice how old this thread was. Shocked

a different one altogether:

Zynewave Podium

only $90 for a kickass DAW

http://www.zynewave.com

since each and any sequencer/daw requires an investment in time in order to flatten the lear ...

If you're still checking out sequencers, you may find Zynewave Podium ($90) an interesting option. It is professional, unique, highly flexible and stable. Altho released in 2004, has been in developme ...

Perhaps worth taking a look at is Fruity Loops FL Studio Express $49.

http://www.fruityloops.com/documents/what.html

Its based around a pattern sequencer and has a usable arpeggiator with a ran ...

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Topic: PIC/Microcontroller Development Board Suggestions Please...
Rinxai Replies: 15 Views: 9646	Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 2:49 pm Subject: PIC/Microcontroller Development Board Suggestions Please... Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Microcontrollers and Programmable Logic
Rinxai Replies: 15 Views: 9646	For a board such as you describe, my way would be to fire up Eagle freeware, create a schematic and board layout, spit the design out the laser printer, and use the toner transfer method to arrive at ...
Topic: Getting Started
Rinxai Replies: 22 Views: 12105	Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 1:56 pm Subject: Getting Started Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Microcontrollers and Programmable Logic
Rinxai Replies: 22 Views: 12105	edit double post
Topic: Getting Started
Rinxai Replies: 22 Views: 12105	Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 1:54 pm Subject: Getting Started Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Microcontrollers and Programmable Logic
Rinxai Replies: 22 Views: 12105	If you choose to startup on PICs, I suggest do as State Machine suggests and download datasheets for a couple of 8bit PICs. Get to know the function registers, ports and how to use timers and interrup ...
Topic: Build your own Programmer
Rinxai Replies: 8 Views: 7486	Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 12:54 pm Subject: Re: Build your own Programmer Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Microcontrollers and Programmable Logic
Rinxai Replies: 8 Views: 7486	my question is, is it easy/worthwhile building your own?? I'd say yes and yes, although that depends on a couple of things. Its easier if you have some experience in doing your own PCBs, else bet ...
Topic: ASM-2
Rinxai Replies: 191 Views: 173666	Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 2:53 pm Subject: ASM-2 Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
Rinxai Replies: 191 Views: 173666	Yes, more please. I've been foolin around with virtual analog software synths for some time, and while never having had the opportunity to fool around with proper analog gear, I've suspected th ...
Topic: Oak Cases for DIY synths
Rinxai Replies: 28 Views: 7536	Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 4:31 pm Subject: Oak Cases for DIY synths Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
Rinxai Replies: 28 Views: 7536	picks jaw up off floor. Jolly amazing and inspiring. Had a look at the Yusynth website and am amazed at the effort gone into sharing in great detail all the elements of a modular. Makes it easi ...
Topic: Recommend a Sequencer for a Beginner
Rinxai Replies: 22 Views: 27570	Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 4:16 pm Subject: Recommend a Sequencer for a Beginner Forum: Instruments and Equipment » Sequencers
Rinxai Replies: 22 Views: 27570	Yeah, only after making that enthusiastic chirp did i notice how old this thread was.
Topic: Recommend a Sequencer for a Beginner
Rinxai Replies: 22 Views: 27570	Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 3:43 pm Subject: Recommend a Sequencer for a Beginner Forum: Instruments and Equipment » Sequencers
Rinxai Replies: 22 Views: 27570	a different one altogether: Zynewave Podium only $90 for a kickass DAW http://www.zynewave.com since each and any sequencer/daw requires an investment in time in order to flatten the lear ...
Topic: Advice and help for PC Sequencer needed
Rinxai Replies: 14 Views: 13463	Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 3:31 pm Subject: Advice and help for PC Sequencer needed Forum: Instruments and Equipment » Sequencers
Rinxai Replies: 14 Views: 13463	If you're still checking out sequencers, you may find Zynewave Podium ($90) an interesting option. It is professional, unique, highly flexible and stable. Altho released in 2004, has been in developme ...
Topic: searching advanced midi plugin pattern sequncer
Rinxai Replies: 3 Views: 5855	Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 3:07 pm Subject: searching advanced midi plugin pattern sequncer Forum: Instruments and Equipment » Sequencers
Rinxai Replies: 3 Views: 5855	Perhaps worth taking a look at is Fruity Loops FL Studio Express $49. http://www.fruityloops.com/documents/what.html Its based around a pattern sequencer and has a usable arpeggiator with a ran ...