Quick Summary: Since I couldn't justify making a Github page for this project, I've decided to share it with you guys through my Dropbox. Here we build an MT-32 Pi hat and listen to the awesomeness of Roland music output.
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Since I couldn't justify making a Github page for this project, I've decided to share it with you guys through my Dropbox. Here we build an MT-32 Pi hat and listen to the awesomeness of Roland music output.
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- Since I couldn't justify making a Github page for this project, I've decided to share it with you guys through my Dropbox.
- Here we build an MT-32 Pi hat and listen to the awesomeness of Roland music output.
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