Details about the SNES Synthesizer DIY with a Super Midi Pak

[@GO-tq6hs]

this is awesome, i would have tried to mount the controller ports somewhere just because the super midi pak has a couple of controller shortcuts for things like resetting the samples and testing stuff, but definitely not essential

[@cbo3]

This is incredible. What a sweet, one of a kind piece to have in a rack

[@kevinmcdonaghscotland]

Really good explainer, congrats on an excellent build.

[@DaleNorth]

I would pay handsomely for you to do this to my 1. SuperMidipak SFC setup 2. Genesis genMDM setup 3. Gameboy dmg001 and mgb setup

[@MrCaliforniaD]

I was super close to do the genMDM, but this device is way too unstable for being worth it. As for the Gameboy, I also tought of making it, but it would need the screen, so it would need to be a 2U and 2U is too big for a simple Game Boy synth. 😅

[@spunk3x915]

If you could share some details on what pins you tapped power to and how you did the cartridge port that would be awesome! I can probably figure out the rest.

[@MrCaliforniaD]

What's your email?

[@MrPhrenologist]

Serious question: Can I commission some of these rackmount projects from you? I've been wanting to rackmount my chiptune gear for a very long time.

[@MrCaliforniaD]

Sorry man. Custom things like that take so much time to build. It's never worth your time and effort unless the selling price is ridiculous. I still have the front back back panel for the NES version. I can also guide you or your tech through any steps you want.

[@MrPhrenologist]

@@MrCaliforniaD That would be amazing. I'd definitely accept any help you're willing to give.

[@MrPhrenologist]

How would you like to connect?

[@Zillants]

Super nintedo proteus edition

[@suntzu6122]

Dope