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Uploaded by on Mar 16, 2011

UPDATE: Product is released! Follows us at http://beat707.com
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The first hardware prototype is shown running at Rugged Circuits' labs with Wusik.com drum sequencer software. Just a couple of bugs to iron out: pushbutton debouncing and getting the LED's to travel the right way.

Normally the sequence is sent out to the MIDI OUT port, but we don't have a MIDI synth here. In this demonstration the sequence is sent over the USB port instead and fed into a soft synth (Wusik.com's own Wusik Station) using the MIDI-OX MIDI Yoke software and SpikenzieLabs Serial-MIDI Converter. This software-based replacement for a true low-latency MIDI port peripheral is what is causing the occasional lags and note dropouts.

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  • Is it me or is there a 4step latency here? I hear the sound about 4 steps after it has passed the button with the step-light

  • @dominatus84 This is really old software running on the very first prototype through a serial-to-MIDI converter so there are going to be lots of delays accumulating. The production version is very tight.

  • is there a through hole version?

  • @rhoggard76 Nope, there's no way through-hole parts would fit in the same form factor. The SMT parts are all easy to solder though: all 1.27mm or 0.95mm lead pitch, 0805 discretes, SOT-23 diodes/transistors, etc. It's actually even easier than through-hole soldering for these types of parts. Nothing scary like fine-pitch QFP's or BGA's.

  • ill prolly order the max one. of course theres a limited amount? i got the last Oakley Sound TM 3030 (roland 303 clone) and this would be perfect

  • @rhoggard76 Nope, SMT stuff doesn't melt, as long as you don't leave the iron on too long. Flux is your friend!

    BTW, check out the project's latest status at beat707.com

    We don't have a limited amount. We can always make more!

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  • @RuggedCircuits thanks for the fast reply, my $20 soldering pen wont melt the SMT stuff? or i can dail it down to Yellow? haha, its a Stahl

  • Oh man can't wait to get mine and load it up with 808-style buttons!

  • This is so cool! :-) I will have the fixed new code sent to you guys later today.

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