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Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Nov 27th, '18, 21:05
by FlavioB
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=175
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1115
I was thinking of the above threads...
Pattern import/export sounds very interesting! That would be great, so I could backup my Yocto!
F.
Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Nov 27th, '18, 21:07
by hofmann25
rv0 wrote:FlavioB wrote:So nothing happened to the firmware since February - right?
F.
indeed, and the current version is very stable and rock solid (use it a lot)
I can't even get G to load I to the yocto.
Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Nov 27th, '18, 21:32
by rv0
seems the "Official Yocto BUGS list topic" has a lot of talk, but little bugs
would be nice if someone would test with latest release and sumarize/list bugs in that thread..
hofmann25 wrote:
I can't even get G to load I to the yocto.
thats weird, never had any issues updating in the past, not with version downloaded from github and not with my own versions (compiled with Jacob Vosmaer's excellent scripts:
https://gitlab.com/jacobvosmaer/yocto-build )
perhaps retry with isolated setup?
Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Jan 26th, '19, 13:40
by rv0
I just submitted a Pull Request for the unofficial repo, where I added MIDI SysEx dump and restore functionality.
Full details:
https://github.com/HomoElectromagneticu ... 08/pull/12
First time I did anything like this on Arduino, so please doublecheck my code big time!
In case anyone wants to test already (At your own risk!!!)
send me a private message for a link to the firmware build. (
EDIT:
yocto_firmware_1_0_g_MIDIDUMP.syx)

Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Jan 26th, '19, 20:58
by gihaume
Amazing !
Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Jan 26th, '19, 21:08
by FlavioB
Awesome! Thanks for your contribution rv0!
Is your code based on 1.0g?
I'm interested in testing your version anyway - you can send the link to me...
Thanks,
Flavio.
Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Jan 30th, '19, 00:22
by rv0
Well if you liked that, you're gonna love this:
TAP write mode!
This is an implementation of "Tap Write" mode.
Usage:
In pattern edit mode, press the "shift" button to enter notes in real time for the currently selected instrument.
Note:
To make this possible the controls to change the pattern length had to be changed, instead of using shift+"01-16" button or shift+"16-32", you now use those buttons without shift. Which imho works a lot better anyway... So to change the length of the pattern after this change, hold either "01-16" or "16-32" button and select one of the 16 steps.
I've done minimal testing so far (need to sleep now

)
But in case anyone wants to try, here's a temporary download:
yocto_firmware_1_0_g_TAPWRITE.syx
Some tweaking of the quantisation might follow
Also, I uploaded the previous firmware with SysEx Dump/Export (but without TAP!):
yocto_firmware_1_0_g_MIDIDUMP.syx
I must repeat though, this is on your own risk, backup your patterns (On paper?

) before you try this if they're precious to you, it works fine for me, but bugs are always possible.
Github pull request here:
https://github.com/HomoElectromagneticu ... 08/pull/13
Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Jan 30th, '19, 10:27
by FlavioB
rv0 wrote:Well if you liked that, you're gonna love this:
TAP write mode!
This is an implementation of "Tap Write" mode.
OMG! I think one of the next evenings/nights will be dedicated to Yocto!!!

Thanks and sleep well!
Flavio.
Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Jan 30th, '19, 19:57
by tekno808
rv0 wrote:Well if you liked that, you're gonna love this:
TAP write mode!
This is an implementation of "Tap Write" mode.
Usage:
In pattern edit mode, press the "shift" button to enter notes in real time for the currently selected instrument.
Note:
To make this possible the controls to change the pattern length had to be changed, instead of using shift+"01-16" button or shift+"16-32", you now use those buttons without shift. Which imho works a lot better anyway... So to change the length of the pattern after this change, hold either "01-16" or "16-32" button and select one of the 16 steps.
I've done minimal testing so far (need to sleep now

)
But in case anyone wants to try, here's a temporary download:
yocto_firmware_1_0_g_TAPWRITE.syx
Some tweaking of the quantisation might follow
Also, I uploaded the previous firmware with SysEx Dump/Export (but without TAP!):
yocto_firmware_1_0_g_MIDIDUMP.syx
I must repeat though, this is on your own risk, backup your patterns (On paper?

) before you try this if they're precious to you, it works fine for me, but bugs are always possible.
Github pull request here:
https://github.com/HomoElectromagneticu ... 08/pull/13
Great job ! ... i'm gonna test this this weekend
Thx & Grtzzz,
Danny
Re: Unoffical Firmware Available
Posted: Feb 4th, '19, 11:31
by sebiiksbcs
rv0 wrote:
To make this possible the controls to change the pattern length had to be changed, instead of using shift+"01-16" button or shift+"16-32", you now use those buttons without shift. Which imho works a lot better anyway... So to change the length of the pattern after this change, hold either "01-16" or "16-32" button and select one of the 16 steps.
Brilliant! The old combination was always awkward and I kept forgetting it! I installed this firmware if only for the pattern length "fix". Tap seems to be working great so far, and it does accelerate the workflow too