Hey everyone! Hope you’re doing well. Just wanted to share a quick update on the project—it’s moving forward and finally taking shape!

What started as a basic data flow test has now turned into a fully functional, mini lighting console. It includes (on a smaller scale) the core features you'd find on a modern board: six control channels for a moving head, and a basic chase function to store three states. You can trigger them manually or run them in an automatic sequence using a dynamic 'sequence time' field.

Next step? Running a MIDI file to the Roland JV-1010 while syncing it up with the mixer...

1990 HyperCard is calling, 2026 is answering!

thanks for you attention
M.

holy crap wow! amazing work by them!

Try to find a original QS GHz dual CPU. I have in my Digital Audio. With a 12 cm fan. You cant put a 12 cm fan on the QS

Try this driver.

I have the feeling it's a hardware issue. When I route the signal to all outputs simultaneously, the sound suddenly becomes full, though there is still that distortion in the high frequencies. I'll make a video and record the sound exactly as it is.

All color CRT sets have built-in degauss coils. That is a slop link.
I was curious to find out if they always did, and it turns out that the first color TVs in 1954 (like RCA CT-100) already had built-in degauss coils. They have to: the magnetic field of the Earth is powerful enough to cause the beams to land on the wrong color phosphor dots. If you rotate a CRT monitor while it is turned on, you can see the colors shift, which is fixed by switching it off and then on again to trigger degauss.

my sony trinitons had a degauss button built-in, which did the job pretty well.

Strange advices notwithstanding (handheld degausser? good for laughs)

For flat-Earthers: https://www.dxmht.com/article/degaussing-tv-guide.html

it is probably because it so rare. when i remember that right it was a build to order upgrade which only existed for about 12 months. as you say, the 4mx is slower but most ti are equal or faster.

connect directly to us and create a bookmark. trackers come and go... like back in the days.