Complete instructions and source for Pixelmusic 3000
tk3000
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Hey everyone, a couple years back I made a project with the propeller called the Pixelmusic 3000 and created a walkthrough for Make Magazine. Make has created a new, free project site and put the project up there for all to toy with. The source code and schematic are up, as are all the instructions to make one yourself. Check it out and let me know if you make one! http://makeprojects.com/Project/Pixelmusic-3000/606/1
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Hey!
I have built this thing on my breadboard now and its looking really good! Only problem is I can't make the chip power up and run without sending the scetch over usb-serial first. When I DO do that it runs smoothly, and I can remove the usb connection and it still runs nicely. But if I then remove DC and re apply it it does nothing. LED does not power, but circuit is measuring 3,3V. I don't understand this! Do you?
edit: I just noticed the MAKE article states to use F10 to load the program. Can you update that tk3000?
(At least, the video referenced on the make site shows a lot of horizontal tearing.)
Any way to synchronize the generation/update to the vertical blanking interval? The prop
should easily be fast enough to keep up with the vertical beam.
So, if there's anybody out there willing to provide me with the source code, that would be HIGHLY appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
--Auberon
Wayback link:
https://web.archive.org/web/20080530095020/http://makezine.com/14/pixelmusic/pixelmusic3000e.spin
Another Pixelmusic code improvement variant (link to code zip is hiding between the pictures):
http://forums.parallax.com/discussion/160651/audio-video-matic-another-pm3k-based-music-visualizer
http://forums.parallax.com/uploads/attachments/78254/109075.zip
Here are some other related links:
http://famfest.info/cacharrines/propeller-famboard/
http://www.uncommonprojects.com/uplog/2008/06/30/the-pixelmusic-3000/
http://uncommonprojects.com/site/play/pixelmusic-3000
sorta proves the saying "if it's been on the net once, it's still there somewhere"
man, that's phantastic! I never got that close to the links while I was researching.....using the way back machine was a thought that didn't cross my mind. So, thanks for all your efforts, and for providing "living" links. I really do appreciate that!
Best regards,
--Auberon