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        <description>I made this thing called an "8-bit yellow box" a while back that has DMX-512, MIDI in/out, an effects processor -- and what's featured here, a synth feature.  I didn't take a video of it for the longest time and it's from way back in the day when I didn't know how to make PCBs. I don't think I have schematics or anything left of this other than source code, but at Dom's request, I may be making another one of similar design. Sorry about the audio quality - I'm still on my cheap Woot.com polaroid camera. ExpressPCB designs and full source available in the synth/ folder here: https://cnlohr.net/pubsvn/electrical/GameSystem/</description>
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