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this looks fucking awesome

yeah they definetly are pretty sweet. i guess there's some tutorials floating about on how to build your own



Taken from http://www.djtechtools.com/2008/05/21/a ... for-djays/

-The faders are 60mm Bourns PTS seriesmouser.com/search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=b8viK DOLiXaWB8SJ8…

-The Arcade buttons are from Happ Controls (bought on ebay)
- The middle led buttons are Shanpu surplus from All Electronics (out of stock, I think)
- The bottom led buttons are MEC 3F (surplus from Electronics Goldmine w/o keycaps). The caps had to be imported through Newark Electronics.
-The pots and knobs are from Futurelec (Alpha pots, no name black aluminum knobs)
-The screen is from Sparkfun
-The case is a 12″x12″ Hammond from Mouser, covered in faux walnut iron on melamine called Band It (from Parts Express)
-The circuit boards are from SmashTV www.avishowtech.com/mbhp/

is that built on the midibox platform?

amidoinitrite wrote: I've also owned a KP3.. but sold it after 3 months!
I love the xy idea.. but they need to make it more powerful for $400. Midi out would be amazing.. but for some reason they're holding back!

Hmmm... I have def used an older KP2's XY pad as a midi controller before. I'm sure the KP3 has that capability.

deadly habit wrote:is that built on the midibox platform?

looks like it, yeah

"With its central profusion of arcade buttons, the Midibox promises satisfaction: this is an electronic musical instrument to be pounded like a 6-button fighter. Built around a PIC microcontroller—a low cost computer chip backed by a vast library of applications—it has 16 knobs, 5 faders, 32 MIDI controlled LED buttons, and 16 arcade buttons."

yea figured, need to work on a midibox console style setup with motorized faders one of these days

here's another diy usb controller



with directions here - http://www.auroramixer.com/

deadly habit wrote:yea figured, need to work on a midibox console style setup with motorized faders one of these days

motorized faders

*drool*

Phigure wrote:

deadly habit wrote:yea figured, need to work on a midibox console style setup with motorized faders one of these days

motorized faders

*drool*

yea bit pricey though

BananaBomber wrote:

Got one of 'em in the cupboard, don't work but I'll swap it for a Mt Eden t-shirt

wayoftheworld wrote: wish i had the funds to buy Max/Msp

if you can't afford max/msp why not look into pureData, the only real disadvantage with pureData is that it doesn't incorporate into ableton, which if you don't use it isn't an issue.

Fantasy



Reality

my next piece of gear:

On the way;

I don't mean I'm buying James Brown by the way

LOL

symmetricalsounds wrote:

wayoftheworld wrote: wish i had the funds to buy Max/Msp

if you can't afford max/msp why not look into pureData, the only real disadvantage with pureData is that it doesn't incorporate into ableton, which if you don't use it isn't an issue.

i've got that on my computer but haven't spend nearly enough time with learning to program it. i did see a couple user-submitted patches that looked pretty neat, so i might take some time today to investigate further.

are you using PD?

wayoftheworld wrote:

symmetricalsounds wrote:

wayoftheworld wrote: wish i had the funds to buy Max/Msp

if you can't afford max/msp why not look into pureData, the only real disadvantage with pureData is that it doesn't incorporate into ableton, which if you don't use it isn't an issue.

i've got that on my computer but haven't spend nearly enough time with learning to program it. i did see a couple user-submitted patches that looked pretty neat, so i might take some time today to investigate further.

are you using PD?

na i've briefly played with max for live, but it's just too deep and there's still plenty for me to learn with just producing. time is limited cos i've got a kid so concentrating on producing and max gets put on the to-do list along with a bazillion other things.