Arduino based sync devices for Gameboy software like LSDJ and nanoloop do exist, utilizing the arduino uno platform. Yet the 'arduino micro' controller is so handy and small in size, it's perfect for such devices. Unfortunately it is very different from the arduino uno in respect of serial communication and ports mapping. Direct port access is vital for syncing the Gameboy, and the source of incompatibility. Existing code therefor can not be used on the arduino micro.
This project series shall present mainly code and schematics, to build sync- and maybe full MIDI devices communicating with popular Gameboy music software.

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