I Wish I had an 82, i bet this program is really neat to mess with

In Soviet Russia, this program messes with YOU.

(Sorry, I couldn't resist :-)

Just imagine the music you could make with a Beowulf cluster of this program. :)

I keep hearing about these Beowulf clusters. What are they?

See Web Page.

This one is slightly more relavant in the context that I was using it (it also explains the IN SOVIET RUSSIA thing).

"mostly because no one really uses the 82 anymore" (*sniff*)
But yeah... I guess you're right...

Well, this looks neat. I will have to check this out. However, the last time I tried using sound programs with my TI-82 and an AM radio, the results I got weren't that great. But hey... won't hurt to try again, I guess. :)

Sigh, if only the author had replied - I'd love to port this to 83+ :(

Oh, sorry... Exams coming, less time... YES I'll port BeatBox to TI83/TI83+ but this will be in a few months. Maybe July or August.

No worries, man!
Looking forwards to it ;)

Nice! (of course you should have made it for the 83+ first because most people use that)

can't you run it in MirageOS. I thouht it had emulation?

looks pretty interesting, too bad I forgot all about my 82 with some non-alkaline batteries... now its only good for the trash

No! Mail it to me! Never throw away electronics!

Yeah! Don't through electronics away! Especially TI calcs (Even if the model is really old)!

>>even if the model is really old

especially if the model is really old!

Yea...don't throw them away...one day they maybe collectible ;)

Just buy a TI-82 on eBay for 10$! Attention, don't buy the restyled version because the 19.001 rom version is not compatible with some shell.

Actually, the restyled version is ROM v. 19.006 (I know because I still own, use, and write the occassional program for my 82). You are sorta right though in that only CrASH 19.006 works as a shell, which sucks. I have this but haven't yet tried it out. Should be fun though.

The new ACE shell will work fine on both ROM 19.006 and older ROM versions.

19.006?

That's because that ROM version came out after people seemed to stop making stuff for the TI-82. Some still do, but it's not as frequent. It's interesting to see the occasional TI-82 program pop up in the news.