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New MTG Kawai R100 ROM Switcher
As you may have seen in my previous post, my Kawai R-100 Drum Machine came with a 3-EPROM “soundswitcher”. Since this is no longer available, I thought I would make my own. It’s not an exact clone of the Drumware … Continue reading
Kawai R100 Soundswitcher board by Drumware Inc.
Here are some photos of the ROM switcher board in my Kawai R-100 Drum machine. The expansion board is dated 1987. My unit contains three 4Mbit mask ROMs: MN234000KAA, MN234000KAB, MN234000KAC I think these ROMs are the original R100 and … Continue reading
Yamaha DX7 SuperMAX is in!
Great expansion and feature upgrade for the beloved DX7.
NEW Keyboard for SCI Pro One!
A long time ago I ordered a new 37-key Doepfer keybed and cable from in the USA. In fact I think Doepfer gets them from in Europe so there might be a better way to obtain one. The new keybed … Continue reading
MIDI Jack mounting
I have received some photos from users showing off their TurboCPU+MIDI installations, but don’t have them at hand right now. What I do have is an interesting photo from the old Oberheim DX or DMX that shows yet another way … Continue reading
USB 5 1/4″ Floppy Drive
I know it sounds off-topic, or that I have a fetish with all things vintage, but the reality is that a lot of my EPROM data and other files were kept on 5.25″ floppy disks back in the 80’s. Getting … Continue reading
MIDI Control Surface for Pro One
I just ordered a Behringer BCF2000 MIDI Control Surface and will be looking at creating a template that maps all the changeable parameters to the knobs buttons and sliders. Hopefully there are enough controls on this unit. I wanted the … Continue reading
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MIDI to CV, Pitchbend and More
Today I did some further experiments on the next little improvement to the MTG Turbo CPU for the Sequential Circuits Pro One: MIDI-to-CV. I’ve acquired a quad DAC (D/A or digital-to-analog converter) board that can be very easily hooked up … Continue reading
MTG “Turbo” CPU for Sequential Circuits Pro One
What’s with the “turbo” you ask? Well my marketing persona determined that “replacement” CPU was not suitably catchy. I guess that was my engineer persona at work. But turbo actually does mean something here. As in “faster” and “more”. The … Continue reading