Miguel A. Rodríguez-Jódar / mcleod_ideafix

Using verilator to test a MOS8580 module (SID chip on the C64 computer). 25 bytes from a dump file are sent to SID registers every 20ms. 44.1k times/s, audio data is read and sent to stdout. Executable is piped to sox, which plays audio in realtime. @fpga_languages @zxchris

And, well... that's all. This synth is truly awesome! I have yet to study all that it can do. It's the first time I own a true synthesizer. This small video just tests that all B keys are working again. Nothing fancy (no Show Me Love riff here!) Oh, and.. .boy! it's heavy!

After checking that everything was in good working order again, I found the default programming sequence (you know, the one that starts with "Universe" at patch 00), put a fresh CR2032 battery, and transmitted to the Korg via MIDI.

About two months ago, I came across this Korg M1 keyboard, in very good looking condition. And for only 89€ ! Too good to be true! A warning "some keys do not work". Ok! Maybe some dirt or corrosion. I'll take it home! Little I know this would become a challenge repairment work!

@KingBrownym Este libro no es para el 128K... este es para el Plus.

1985, se lanzó un libro para iniciarse en spectrum 128. "Guía De Iniciación ZX SPECTRUM+" archive.org/details/guia-d…