Re: [chuck-users] hid

4 Jul 2006

      Mike,

i'd be interested in participating. not a hardware hacker per say but i 
have been making experimental audio work for quite some time. actually 
just started a record label a couple of months ago 
(http://phaserprone.com) --> website is currently being overhauled... 
my own solo stuff is at: http://hsdom.com

- jochen

On Jun 30, 2006, at 2:57 PM, mike clemow wrote:
...
Are there any hardware hackers in the crowd?  I would love to hear
about the crazy interfaces anyone has connected to Chuck.  I've
started an experimental music/multimedia group here in NYC quite
recently and people have some interest in using computers with
homebrew interfaces.  (By the way, I'm introducing them to Chuck  ;-)
)  Anyway, I'd love to hear some anecdotes about adventures with Chuck
and human interface hardware.  Or pictures?
Oh, and anyone in area who wants to participate is more than welcome.
Cheers,
Mike
On 6/30/06, Kassen  wrote:
...
Well, my own (wintel) laptop has paralel, serial and USB already so
I'll be fine for now. What I meant was that I was under the impression
that computer shops would sell usb-paralel converters for a few bucks
that would have generalised drivers and would make the whole point of
the new Macs lacking old ports moot. I mean; cameras, joypads and
heaven knows what plug into computers without the need for any drivers
these days so I asumed the same whould hold true for ports. I would be
very surprised if that wouldn't be true. I'd also be surprised if this
would cost more then 10 or so Euro.
This would give everybody blinking leds as opposed to just those with
laptops that have oldfashioned ports (which is getting increasingly
rare regardless of of the brand).
Kas.
...
You could do that, but it would require you to build (or find) a
device with a USB controller to do the job for you, which'll cost you
time, and a little money. (As opposed to the PC's parallell port 
where
you more or less would be fine with a few pieces of wire and a few
diodes.)
But it's all a matter of dedication, of course, you wouldn't be the
first one to create a USB device.
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