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Thanks :) After this video I ordered two infrared-transceivers but I did not get them to work fully yet. One of them is an arduino hat but needs the baud-rate to be to configured by soldering and I haven't done that. So far the 3DS can receive only a burst of garbage, which would in theory be good enough to serve as a clock pulse. But it would be amazing if it could transmit and receive full midi and convert it to DIN, that's the goal. The first one is a USB-dongle kind that I could not get to work at all. I did have success transmitting/receiving from 3DS to 3DS, no problem there.

@@DSiENT Thanks! I am about to upload new tutorial video

All I have is excuses, apologies! A better structured tutorial with timestamps was planned but not yet delivered. Thanks for trying and investing your valid time, I share the pain. These tutorial were made in a rush with minimal time spent, sort of a rehearsal.

@NoiseCommander3DS No problem. I think the 3DS is a great device, and the idea is good. It already has many features. You're already a one-man army. I can wait, and if I'm really curious, I could try again on my own and slow it down to really get familiar with the navigation. I will surely follow your journey, even if it takes two years or more until we get that comprehensive guide. It is still very early. I'm a fan of the project because I think once you get better at that jack-of-all-trades UA-cam thing, it could be a really fun way to make music and learn new software.

@@PretendPassing I spent the evening writing a script for the next basic tutorial, it's too late to record it now though. I think this one is a lot better, shorter, concise, structured and smaller scoped. I will try to get it out in the next few days or on the coming week-end at worst. It will cover only the very basics, excluding the tracker/clip matrix and all that jazz. At that level it's similar to using an MPC or a similar device. Thanks for the kind words, I am excited that you are excited.

@NoiseCommander3DS apart from proper tutorials, some "use case demonstration" where you go through the whole process of composing a track that would help. i don't mean just improvising and doing it live, perhaps you can "redo" a track you've already done from scratch but present it as if you're doing it for the first time (does it make sense? so you had a rehearsal and steps to follow through on the second run). it doesn't have to be super detailed where you explain everything you do. sort of like this particular video but with less "confused" moments on your end, so clear, compact sessions where people can learn by observing what you did, and if they have questions, they can ask them with a time stamp. compact but rich content as i described above is imo as valuable as proper documentation or step by step tutorials.

@NoiseCommander3DS Looking forward to it. It is difficult. I also try to produce content, and my English is limited. I can understand nearly everything that interests me, but speaking is different. It's hard to explain things outside my native tongue without feeling stuck sometimes. But I will try and craft a scripted video about my personal process as well. I try to livestream and record the footage so I can cut it and make a video with proper explanation and about the tools I use and the reasoning behind my decisions. I guess my plan is to stream more often and then cut it, script it, and make voiceovers where I think I missed the opportunity to properly explain what I'm doing and why.

You can see the full changelog here github.com/gearmo3ds/noisecommander3dsdemo/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md Not too much has changed, just added the new probability features and fixed the never-ending reverb tail which became increasingly annoying. If it hadn't been for the universal updater, I would have waited and added more changes but I don't have a set rule for the release frequency. Hehe, thanks for the laugh but sorry for the wait :D Looking at the changelog make me think that I should make a video about it as half of it may be hard to follow without proper context and it could be entertaining to some.

@@mistaecco Yes exactly. I didn't express it too well, you hit it right on. UA-cam studio slaps me in the face every time I look at it so I'll stop, thanks :D If the app turns out to be too painful, try again later, I don't plan to stop developing any time soon. I think it's not there yet, people get excited and then disappointed. The idea is great, the execution not quite

@@dontlikeloudmusic We would get along in real life, I love these things too :D Homebrew is awesome

@ sure, let me know whenever you drop by Hong Kong

@@babyfacenavigator Thanks! I hope it will be more mature and polished by then :)

Aw, how unfortunate. Maybe it ca be fixed with Isopropanol Alcohol if you are lucky

@@consciencetrue2429 I cannot help you there, apologies. Only tried usb audio via pc, worked fine.

@nakucaulfield Yes, and it's my favourite model in terms of ergonomic feel

@NoiseCommander3DS thanks for replying! I'll give it a try

@@cooksoni.a Thanks! In all honesty though, the so is far from perfect. It's a slow after work project, it will probably take several years to "finish" it. There are more of me though, I found a bunch of other homebrew music apps for the DD/3DS. I will make a video about them :)

@MaDmanEXE Yes you are the second person to suggest this. I am excited about that idea and did some research yesterday. I wonder whether to try a usb bound dongle first vs. a gpio thing with Arduino. I didn't even know about the IR on the 3DS before, very cool. I don't know what kind of speed would be achievable, whether it's feasible for more than clock. It would be amazing if it allowed for using USB-midi controllers though. Thanks!

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Thanks! I will want to make an addendum video to say that I was wrong when I said one can swap sounds by choosing a different slice, that isn't actually possible and was wishful thinking. Also the limited sampling time makes resampling less effected than I hoped. I tend to use it as an external effect more than as a sequencer now.

@@obiomajronyekwere4469 Thanks, I hope it's useful

Let's hope that youtube won't remove the link: www.patreon.com/posts/keeping-in-range-115487853?Link&

@@NoiseCommander3DS thanks!

@@zero.the.prototype the M8 is way superior, adding the p-6 was a bit of a guilty pleasure, I hoped that I could use it as a keyboard for the M8. I wonder whether the other airas would work instead. I think the ko2 had way longer battery life. Man there are too many little samplers and sample players on the market :D I played a bit with the M8 again yesterday, it's so well designed and does all the things right that other boxes don't.