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that sounds interesting - was it easy? do you have any links to online resources for doing it?jerry123 wrote:A long road for sure.
Have you ever soldered a pot or fader? Rather, how much electronics experience do you have?
I've built distortion pedals and other simple analog circuits but have not yet dabbled in DIY MIDI.
I'm very curious as well.
whoa momma!nuperspective wrote:heres the first pics of the semi finished build. just have some wiring issues to overcome and the base to build.
http://www.scien-audio.com/controller01.JPG
http://www.scien-audio.com/controller02.JPG
http://www.scien-audio.com/controller03.JPG
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bump,
coz i want to get the thing finished
coz i want to get the thing finished
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well it finally done and complete and working. it took a year but here it is...
http://www.scien-audio.com/q-DSC00254.JPG
http://www.scien-audio.com/q-DSC00254.JPG
mixes & tracks here:
http://soundcloud.com/thenarcoticcreatures
http://soundcloud.com/thenarcoticcreatures
Good work, nuperspective - that is a VERY nice looking piece of kit! How much did it cost in total (incl. faceplate and enclosure and etching to faceplate)?
It's a shame the faders couldn't be mounted from behind. Could the company that built the faceplate not have drilled an tapped the holes to depth on the reverse?
Nice goddamn controller in spite of that, though! Have you thought about painting the engraved words? That would look sweet...
It's a shame the faders couldn't be mounted from behind. Could the company that built the faceplate not have drilled an tapped the holes to depth on the reverse?
Nice goddamn controller in spite of that, though! Have you thought about painting the engraved words? That would look sweet...
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is cost about 500 - 600 pounds [think] all up for a one off which isnt bad.Patch wrote:Good work, nuperspective - that is a VERY nice looking piece of kit! How much did it cost in total (incl. faceplate and enclosure and etching to faceplate)?
It's a shame the faders couldn't be mounted from behind. Could the company that built the faceplate not have drilled an tapped the holes to depth on the reverse?
Nice goddamn controller in spite of that, though! Have you thought about painting the engraved words? That would look sweet...
it would be very difficult to mount the fader from behind as the tapped holes in the faders are on the top. plus im going to have all the screws as chrome capheads to give a more industrial look.
i was going to paint them, but i chickened out in case it look shite. i still might yet.
i just need m-audio or kenton to come in and buy the design off me.
mixes & tracks here:
http://soundcloud.com/thenarcoticcreatures
http://soundcloud.com/thenarcoticcreatures