Now that is an interesting project!!!
Now that is an interesting project!!!
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
Hi, Flipper
Ha que voilà une application des plus sympas !!!
Merci encore.
PS: dis m'sieur ... on pourrait aussi avoir le bruit Blanc, histoire d'étendre le domaine d'utilisation aux bruitages ??? ...
Merci d'avance.
Alain
PS: Sous XP SP3, les touches du clavier et la légende des cases à cocher n'apparaissent pas ...
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Why insist on using 32 Bits when you're not even able to deal with the first 8 ones ??? ehhhhhh ...
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IF there is the word "Problem" in your question ...
certainly the answer is " RTFM " or " RTFDataSheet " !!!
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Salut Alain
oh, no keys appearing?
could you send a snapshot of what it looks like on your PC?
flipperdesign at gmail ... dot
this is hard to imagine as i'm forcing colors...but will check back what could cause that.
White noise, yes it could be. Maybe on another piano bar.
I've just added it for a quick test but it's not implemented with recording.
you can redownload from the same link
Thanks for the idea!
Wonderfull project ! It is possible to use 12F675 instead 12F683 ? Thanks !
any PIC will do
it just we to wait for the correct data to come in, which is set by the sending program.
the only real important part is here:
Code:waitforkeydata: pause 1 DEBUGIN [WAIT("DT")] DEBUGIN [HEX2 curnote] DEBUGIN [WAIT(",")] DEBUGIN [HEX2 duration] DEBUGIN [WAIT(13)] ; wait carriage return pause 2 sound Speaker,[curnote,duration ] ;High LedPort GOTO waitforkeydata
a quick note to let you know that there is a visual bug under any OS that is set to use the fancy windows themes, like rounded buttons and fades...
to get things right, you new to switch into Perfomance mode under XP, or set the theme to "Classic" in Win7. Yah, it will reminds you of the good old Win2000 days
that is until I find a way to set colors properly into that fancy world.
thanks goes to Brad for help finding this out.
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