I think I would rather build two devices with different screens instead. Connecting and updating two lcds with a raspberry, while possible, might take away precious computing power. A raspberry 3 can barely cope with mt 32 emulation. Yep I agree. Depending on how often I try to update my 128x64 …

Looks really good. Looks more like a SC-55 or 88 than a mt-32. And no problem posting here. We could make a new thread for general recreation of roland synths or something. Maybe even for others like yamahas. So we can get a collection of python scripts for various synths. Oh for sure it looks more …

Sorry again for posting my own nonsense in your thread, mcobit. I'll make my own thread when I get enough stuff together to make a thread. You can't tell in the video because all of the functions that handle synth/bank/channel/program changes aren't hooked up to buttons yet. And a lot of the status …

I modified the script from @ghogan42 and added some stuff. Now the info is displayed on a 128x32 oled via i2c on the rpi: https://youtu.be/Z_YFRyWNcz0 Neat! I hope to get most of my LCD stuff working this weekend. My LCD seems to be a little bit defective, but it works well enough to do the …

The Roland D110 a good MIDI alternative for roland SC? I just find Only the Roland U110 variant on DOS games on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbxLDQjXhMA&list=PLC91FF77D7B469B4C&index=4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn--q2B-dD0&list=PLC91FF77D7B469B4C&index=5 https://www.youtube.com/ …

I'll have a look at that. I want to display info about the current bank and channel assignments for fluidsynth and munt too. I'm working on the basic functionality of my interface right now (I'm way behind where you are!), but my current plan is just to scan all of the incoming midi messages for …

With default clocks, I found it was necessary to limit polyphony in Fluidsynth along with disabling reverb and chorus.. Ah. So I guess it makes sense that I ran into a bit of trouble with the default settings in Fluidsynth. Out of curiosity, did you try fluidsynth's multithreading? Because I'll …

First of all, I'd like to thank mcobit and also gdjacobs for posting info and projects here. It makes it a bunch easier when someone else does something first :happy: I'm just starting a similar project to mcobit's (sound module box with a pi3). I don't even have some of the parts yet. But I've been …