Hello,
enclosed you will find the description to construct a Mac to MIDI interface. I
have used the previously described schematic of Dale W. King. Here it's a little
bit for a more "practical" use.
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Jean-Luc Evrard | Institut de Biologie
| Moleculaire des Plantes
E-Mail: [email protected] | CNRS - Strasbourg - FRANCE
(Oops, I specifically wanted this stored in a /report type directory
so that I could refer to it in the final installment of the TidBITS
MIDI series. Thanks!
-ace)Here's a schematic for creating a simple MIDI interface for the
Mac. It's a bit old, from what I gather from the person who
sent it to me, and the address may not be valid for the author
any more. Of course, I have no idea if these plans work.
cheers ... Adam C. Engst, TidBITS Editor
MINIMAL MAC--MIDI INTERFACE
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The latest revision of The Macintosh Secret Code-Name List,
a list of the names Macs had before they had names.
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The Macintosh Secret Code-Name List
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