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Jason made a pretty slick MIDI control box - "The sequence of building my custom MIDI ControlBox to control Ableton Live or Logic Pro. Utilizing a Doepfer Pocket Electronics MIDI DIY kit and a TRESPA 4mm faceplate - I enclosed it in a box that an old deviation voltmeter had once inhabited. It's cool because it allows me to interface with my software how I want to. Either on-the-fly or preset, I can assign parameters to any of the 8 pushbuttons, 6 pots or 2 faders." [via] - Link.
MIDI ControlBox
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
May 24, 2006 07:05 PM
DIY Projects, Electronics, Music |
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