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Thanks! I was going to go with the blue/green scheme, but I thought the red would have a stronger contrast. And I like the purple in the bottom row. When I build the LoopA, I will probably try the cyan/red mentioned earlier in the thread. Your earlier post with your build observations was very informative and helped me make decisions during my build. Thanks. A nice even number! Thanks for the welcome. It is my first post, though I've been lurking in the forum for a little while. It's also my first Midibox project, so I didn't really have anything to contribute up until this point. Regarding the LEDs, I measured the square LEDs in the Midiphy kit and at the widest point it was 3.4mm, only a touch wider than a 3mm LED. I then tried it in a single switch to make sure it didn't interfere. I also used a red LED for Record, suggested from Hawkeye's build tutorial video. I got the blue Play button idea from your posted pictures. Thanks for that! Thank you! Your videos are very detailed and easy to follow with great additional information on the parts you're installing in each chapter. Crucial to a good build. The chapter timestamps were very helpful, as well.

Well, it looks like it's my turn. I finished building my SEQ 4v+ about a week ago. Such a great design and the Midiphy kit is really top notch. I went with Antichambre's MEC switches and key caps 5GTH920Q + ILSQ96-15.0 from earlier in this thread. I was a little late to the party, so I missed out on his custom Matias key cap bulk order! Inside the MEC switches, I used the square Midiphy supplied LEDs instead of the suggested 3mm round LEDs, substituting the green Play LED for blue. For the knobs, I used some Eagle 450-BA600 knobs from Mouser. They have a soft touch similar to the Thonk knobs, but they're a little shorter and wider and sit a little lower, with a skirt that barely covers the case's encoder holes. A nice tight fit. I've added a picture with the Thonk slim small knob sitting between the Eagle knobs for comparison. I'm looking forward to the LoopA v2 metal case release this coming year. I plan on picking up one of those complete kits, as well. Anyway, here are some pics, Thanks!

I had a look, have to test it. It's easy to implement it on the harpie cause there's no preset, the thing you dislike on it. On the HAARP a full session is loaded in RAM, to permit the user to work on the whole session in a non-destructive fashion. If I add this feature I have to add a 32bit word to each voice(8x8x8) in the structure as we can save it or it has no sense to add it, it's 2K to find in ram just for this. More than that it obliges me rethink a part of the processing. So if I do it, I've got to do it now, to choose now, this is not something I will be able to add later, and it needs to change the structure of the session, means old presets you made without will be not compatible anymore if I add it later(Except if I implement a versioning and translating process :( huge) I will try and spend some time for that, even if it delays the first release. Under construction note stack editor ;) Best regards

very nice! will be my first invest in 2020.