This is the web home of Real
World Interfaces - Tina's and my business which primarily
concerns
hardware and software for electronic musical instruments. Real
World
Interfaces was established as a business name in 1985, although my
involvement
in musical instrument modifications began in late 1980 with mods for
the
Casio M10 portable polyphonic digital keyboard.
I used to do modifications for the Roland MT-32. Please let me know if you are interested in this.
The main
products and services are described in the
following directories:
| dfish/ | Devil Fish TB-303
modifications. | | tr-606/ | TR-606
modifications. |
| tr-808/ |
TR-808
modifications. |
| tr-909/ |
TR-909
modifications. |
| smem/ | 32
megabyte memory boards for the Akai S1000/S1100
and S2800/CD3000/S3000/S3200. |
| casio/ | Information
from the early 1980s on
modifying the Casio M10, MT30 etc. keyboards, and driving the upD931
chip as used in the MT65.
|
dx7/
|
For the original DX7:
Mod 7.1 modified firmware, sound improvement modifications and 16 banks
of voice memory. (Added 2020-02-11.)
|
mics/
|
Research into microphones.
|
| parts/ |
Some notes on parts for
synthesizers. At present, there's just one page, on 3.5mm
vertical PCB-mount mono sockets with a switch contact.
|
Back to the main First
Principles page.
Robin Whittle rw@firstpr.com.au
For telephone contact details and times, see here
. ABN 29 836 876 922. Last update 11 February 2021. |
