ixd704 / MT16Tracker

JamHub open source files for the MT16Tracker.
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MT16Tracker

JamHub open source files for the MT16Tracker.

Steve Skillings (steve.skillings@jamhub.com) has asked that source code be released for the MT16Tracker. I have an email from Steve stating, "All of the software can go on GitHub. No worries about the license." So you are free to do as you wish with it. Unfortunately the source was never given to JamHub as they out sourced the work and never got a valid copy from the sub contractor, so this is now a reverse engineering exersize...

To date I have:

There is a virtual machine image available here that will allow you to compile your code to run on it: https://mega.nz/file/nYwzEAbC#bXCHMGGdTuczqBc49LXcGFnkZ_bV5l5mkDCCcxLkXP8 I have set the password to P@ssw0rd1. Just cd to ltib and then build what you want with ./ltib -m scbuild -p menu as an example of building the menu program.

A zip file with firmware 3.0.2 is available from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11SZC2iM0Owgw_nnPFsEsJ-P7GMKHGgNS/view?usp=share_link

A bad video (rushed) of me updating the firmware is available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1D8XaW71mvEOWE1MgDB10yFlL2UnbGrcq/view?usp=sharing

You will require sndlib and GTK3 to be installed on Linux to compile the code. Anyone wishing to contribute, can.

Some info on the MT16Tracker:

NOTE firmware_26feb2014_sd is version 1.0.
NOTE I managed to brick a device trying to rebuild the rootfs.cramfs file with a new shadow file. So compiling new firmware is required for persistant changes. Although, it is possible to plug in a USB drive and then use a start shell script from the SDCard to mount your own directories and software for use. So a VST plugin is possible to create for it. For $50 I doubt you will be able to find a 16 track recorder anywhere else...