Comments for xenoworld.org http://www.xenoworld.org DIY and geekishness Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:27:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on Arduino USBKeyboard for Cubase by XeNoMoRpH http://www.xenoworld.org/?page_id=125#comment-113 XeNoMoRpH Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:27:16 +0000 http://wordpress1/?page_id=125#comment-113 Hi! Hope the Ctrl-Z feature/bug/annoyance isn't bothering you. I should have had 3 buttons too, or perhaps a combination of the two could trigger something without Ctrl-Z. Oh well, I haven't been using it much lately, but I have it lying around for a time I need it. Glad I could be of help/inspiration! :) Hi! Hope the Ctrl-Z feature/bug/annoyance isn’t bothering you. I should have had 3 buttons too, or perhaps a combination of the two could trigger something without Ctrl-Z. Oh well, I haven’t been using it much lately, but I have it lying around for a time I need it.

Glad I could be of help/inspiration! :)

]]> Comment on Arduino USBKeyboard for Cubase by Poopyboots http://www.xenoworld.org/?page_id=125#comment-112 Poopyboots Mon, 16 Jan 2012 03:13:54 +0000 http://wordpress1/?page_id=125#comment-112 I came across this project while looking for a separate USB controller for recording with Cubase. What I was looking for would still have required me to use my hands... this project is way better than that. I can do the keyboard commands without looking since I've done them so many times...over and over and over again, but now I don't even have to take my hands off the guitar, I can use my foot! I had an Arduino Uno and a 3 switch pedal box lying around so I was all set. Thanks for posting this, you saved me a bunch of money and I finally put my Arduino to use. Here's my finished version: http://www.flickr.com/photos/33533236@N02/6705473681/in/photostream Thanks again. I came across this project while looking for a separate USB controller for recording with Cubase. What I was looking for would still have required me to use my hands… this project is way better than that.

I can do the keyboard commands without looking since I’ve done them so many times…over and over and over again, but now I don’t even have to take my hands off the guitar, I can use my foot!

I had an Arduino Uno and a 3 switch pedal box lying around so I was all set. Thanks for posting this, you saved me a bunch of money and I finally put my Arduino to use.

Here’s my finished version:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/33533236@N02/6705473681/in/photostream

Thanks again.

]]> Comment on Condenser mics (WM61A) with Phantom powering by XeNoMoRpH http://www.xenoworld.org/?page_id=64#comment-76 XeNoMoRpH Sun, 11 Dec 2011 13:14:23 +0000 http://wordpress1/?page_id=64#comment-76 1) I don't know for sure, but using the Linkwitz mod should be the way to go. Just powering them with P48 won't make the capsules record higher SPL as far as I know. 2) I've used >=16V electrolytic caps. Some radial and some axial, whatever is more practical when it comes to building the circuit. 1) I don’t know for sure, but using the Linkwitz mod should be the way to go. Just powering them with P48 won’t make the capsules record higher SPL as far as I know.

2) I’ve used >=16V electrolytic caps. Some radial and some axial, whatever is more practical when it comes to building the circuit.

]]> Comment on Condenser mics (WM61A) with Phantom powering by Martin http://www.xenoworld.org/?page_id=64#comment-66 Martin Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:51:35 +0000 http://wordpress1/?page_id=64#comment-66 I'm a electronics beginner but can follow the schematic pretty well. I still have some questions. 1) I know that the WM-61a just have a decent selfnoise and that there are quieter capsules out there, but from what I've seen they lack in frequency response compared to the wm-61a's. I've got 2 pair of binaural mics with these capsules, both are unmodified and use plug-in power of a zoom H1. I'm looking to make the wm-61a's least noisy as possible. Powering them with P48 will let me record higher SPL, but will they also record hotter? So I will achieve the same levels with lower gain and thus reduce the noise? 2) I'm sorting out the parts for this build, but I'm not sure which pats to get for the capacitors. I find it a bit confusing as they come in different voltages, they are radiale or axiale, MKS2, MKT, SMF etc. Which would be the best for this build? I’m a electronics beginner but can follow the schematic pretty well. I still have some questions.

1) I know that the WM-61a just have a decent selfnoise and that there are quieter capsules out there, but from what I’ve seen they lack in frequency response compared to the wm-61a’s. I’ve got 2 pair of binaural mics with these capsules, both are unmodified and use plug-in power of a zoom H1. I’m looking to make the wm-61a’s least noisy as possible. Powering them with P48 will let me record higher SPL, but will they also record hotter? So I will achieve the same levels with lower gain and thus reduce the noise?

2) I’m sorting out the parts for this build, but I’m not sure which pats to get for the capacitors. I find it a bit confusing as they come in different voltages, they are radiale or axiale, MKS2, MKT, SMF etc. Which would be the best for this build?

]]> Comment on Condenser mics (WM61A) with Phantom powering by admin http://www.xenoworld.org/?page_id=64#comment-7 admin Thu, 14 Apr 2011 08:00:18 +0000 http://wordpress1/?page_id=64#comment-7 Hey, I'll try to put out some samples when we start recording with the mikes. /XeNo Hey, I’ll try to put out some samples when we start recording with the mikes.

/XeNo

]]> Comment on Condenser mics (WM61A) with Phantom powering by deathoven http://www.xenoworld.org/?page_id=64#comment-6 deathoven Sat, 09 Apr 2011 11:15:11 +0000 http://wordpress1/?page_id=64#comment-6 can you give me some wav samples can you give me some wav samples

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