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blog:386_pc_mt32pi [2021/05/24 09:16] – [Parts] john | blog:386_pc_mt32pi [2021/05/29 23:40] (current) – [Completed MT32-Pi Installation] john | ||
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====== MT32-Pi, 386 Installation ====== | ====== MT32-Pi, 386 Installation ====== | ||
- | ==== The Aim ==== | + | This is part of my [[blog: |
- | //In short:// Put a virtual one of these: | + | The aim, //in short//, is to put a virtual one of these: |
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Lots of people are now building these devices, packaging them in to small instrument cases or similar. However, I really liked the idea of having one or two computers where all of the MIDI functionality was //entirely built-in//, and not reliant on external boxes or power supplies. "// | Lots of people are now building these devices, packaging them in to small instrument cases or similar. However, I really liked the idea of having one or two computers where all of the MIDI functionality was //entirely built-in//, and not reliant on external boxes or power supplies. "// | ||
- | ==== Parts ==== | + | ===== Parts ===== |
* Raspberry Pi 3B | * Raspberry Pi 3B | ||
* 20x2 alphanumeric LCD display | * 20x2 alphanumeric LCD display | ||
+ | * Emulates the LCD display of the MT-32, as well as display MT32-Pi configuration options on button press | ||
* https:// | * https:// | ||
- | * M-Audio | + | * M-Audio |
* USB input to the Pi, provides one MIDI __IN__ (to accept input from the PC's MIDI card __OUT__), one MIDI OUT (not needed at present). | * USB input to the Pi, provides one MIDI __IN__ (to accept input from the PC's MIDI card __OUT__), one MIDI OUT (not needed at present). | ||
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* 5.25" PC disk drive drawer | * 5.25" PC disk drive drawer | ||
* To fit the device inside the PC neatly, you could also fasten it to the back of a 3d-printed 5.25" blanking plate if you had the facilities | * To fit the device inside the PC neatly, you could also fasten it to the back of a 3d-printed 5.25" blanking plate if you had the facilities | ||
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* This can be made up with a simple 1x4 dupont plug to go on the sound card end of the phono cable | * This can be made up with a simple 1x4 dupont plug to go on the sound card end of the phono cable | ||
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+ | Internal audio cable routing: | ||
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+ | USB MIDI interface: | ||
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+ | ===== Completed MT32-Pi Installation ===== | ||
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+ | Finished installation with volume dial: | ||
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+ | In action showing the emulated MT-32 LCD panel messages from [[https:// | ||
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