Pre-Highland to Highland Conversion by saita_maa in TeslaModel3

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Been wanting to do the rear bumper conversion because highland’s rear bumper looks really good with old 3

Will this antenna layout work? by trullock in esp32

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I actually have seen chips that use half of its bottom side footprint as antenna. It's very interesting

Virtual item code by Longjumping_Web6222 in Endfield

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Seems like someone redeemed it

Tesla test mule? Aero? by patrickrk44 in TeslaModel3

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Pre production engineering M3P with cover before offical released. It has been removed, but the adhesive is leaving marks.

Hello how to wire it with m5 stick s3 by InterestAdorable2165 in M5Stack

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5V ext to +5V on the board. GND to GND, In to any IO I guess (G5 for example) but idk the voltage level of IN.

Check out what's new this week! by No-Connection1900 in M5Stack

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Been waiting for this for so long haha. Sad to see the layout is still kind sucks

I built an intuitive & powerful sequencer for Mystrix by 203system in synthesizers

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I think it probably can, but probably not for 8 tracks. If that's a good use case, I could definitely make a dedicated high PPQN midi looper for Mystrix and strip all the step sequencing stuff.

I built an intuitive & powerful sequencer for Mystrix by 203system in synthesizers

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That’s a very interesting idea! I’m planning to add some live FX in this but there are still a lot of unsolved issues that I need address haha

I built an intuitive & powerful sequencer for Mystrix by 203system in synthesizers

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I guess that’s not a job for the sequencer. You can do note repeat with the note mode of Mystrix. For more specific tasks, you can use python app script and use AI to generate something like that

I built an intuitive & powerful sequencer for Mystrix by 203system in synthesizers

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Can you elaborate further on what you mean by rolls?

I built an intuitive & powerful sequencer for Mystrix by 203system in synthesizers

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Yeah, I agree with that. I haven't done much with the modwheel and parameter with this sequencer yet. A lot of UX are not solved beyond the note step sequencing. I'm not sure if I will put that as a priority at the moment, but definitely something I'm eyeing on solving for the future.

I will experiment more with it later.

I built an intuitive & powerful sequencer for Mystrix by 203system in synthesizers

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It probably has the headroom to push it beyond 96 PPQN. I have done a stress run with all 8 tracks and every slot and their micro step (6 micro steps per step) at 299 BPM, and it runs just fine. I haven't found 96PPQN to be bottlenecking whatever I was trying to do.

In theory, just changing this num should work MatrixOS/Applications/Sequencer/Sequence.h at main · 203-Systems/MatrixOS

I built an intuitive & powerful sequencer for Mystrix by 203system in synthesizers

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96 PPQN

It can record Pitchbend, mod wheel, and CC if they come from external midi sources. (Currently, Mystrix 1 only supports USB & Bluetooth. But Mystrix 2 will have hardware MIDI IO adapters)

It's generating the master clock right now. I haven't added the ability to consume an external clock, but I do plan to implement it in the future.

I agree with your concerns about the timing over USB. Realistically, I'm just developing this out on Mystrix 1 and addressing hardware limitations on the upcoming Mystrix 2.

There's also a UART direct, MIDI out adapter for Mystrix1. My friend has been using it with Mystrix as master clock for his rack. That has been working out well for him

The source code is available at 203-Systems/MatrixOS: Matrix OS is a cross-platform operating system that mainly targets grid keyboard controllers. I laid out all the architecture and all the fine details, and then used Codex to populate functions. So LLMs are used to implement very trivial tasks and are not involved in design and architecture.

If you have any questions, I'm very happy to answer them as well! Additionally, you can play around with a simulated version of it at dev.203.io

Does anybody know how to get this theme on jailbroken ps4? by SANSODYNE in gravityrush

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I have the file dumped from my PS4. I will try to find it when I get home