On Wed, Dec 05, 2007 at 01:51:27PM -0600, Josh Lawrence wrote: > Something mentioned in the hardware synths thread prompted me to ask > this question... > > So how does one go about adding buttons/knobs/switches that do > specific things to a standard computer? My best example of this is > the Muse Receptor - it is a standard computer, yet it has knobs that > do various tasks. I realize there is a hardware and software answer > to this question, but I'm more interested in the hardware part. > > In other words: > > 1)Where can I buy a knob? Mmmmmm... knobs... http://www.umop.com/art/kb008.jpg OK, seriously. I have for sale, a PCB with 8 rotary controllers, another PCB with 9 faders, and a third PCB with 8 drum pads and their rubber buttons that go with them, available to anyone who wants to use them for a MIDI or USB controller project. All you need is an Arduino, a soldering iron, and a multimeter, in order to build your own bad-ass controller with knobs. All three boards were salvaged from the M-Audio Axiom 49. AFAICT they all still work (it was the motherboard that died on the Axiom). I can scan pictures of them if you really like. Anyone interested, make me an offer, either for individual boards or for the whole batch. I need the money. I'll find a way to ship anywhere in the world; these things don't weigh much. -ken _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
