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[jochen.hartmann]

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 <signal.automatique at gmail.com> 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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