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well, you just get a different stream of data bits on the output pin. The nes sends a scan pulse to the controller to check the state of each button. so you would get something like 00001001 instead of 00001000 (basically) You cant trick TAS my synth :/ ..and that video is just one example of how the NES controller could interact with my digital logic synth. It's basically only gating the sound. So when a button state sends an active pulse to the synth you can hear it during the pulse duration, which is why it's so stuttery. Thanks for checking it out.

Posted: 11/14/2010 6:39 AM

Post subject: Digital CMOS Logic synth NES Controller Modual

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stolenfat

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So, besides TAS, my other big hobbie is building my own analog/digital synths and noise makers. Im currently researching the nintendo entertainment system's controller pad for use with in my digital logic synth. I think you guys might be able to appreciate it. heres a link to a youtube demonstration: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Lv_TvLtkJ4&feature=player_embedded and if your interested, heres my thread on the electromusic forum detailing the more technical aspects. http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-44303.html thanks for checking it out ya'll

Posted: 11/14/2010 5:31 AM
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stolenfat

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I really liked the concept of the run, it felt alot like a play-a-round glitchfest, which usually are my favorite TASruns. The idea behind it was charming, but in the back of my mind waiting for the clock to tick down was a tad vexing. I smiled here and there and laughed a bit, but i agree with most of the above comments leaning towards the meh side or no side. (Nice art though, 8-1 was my fav)

Posted: 11/14/2010 5:17 AM

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stolenfat

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oh yea, YES