DjGaztby

So long story short, ive been lurking for quite a while now, preparing myself and acclimating so I didnt jump headfirst in to the deepend of a pool taller than I, but I think Ive learned enough. and for most *TLDNR* But here's the pretty part. Its meant for four deck control in traktor or whatever demon i choose that week, it has 12 meant for beat hopping dedicated arcade buttons, two shift function buttons on the outer edges, (blue) and 10 dedicated cue buttons (yellow) per deck. the section under the LED encoders are loops emulating the very simplistic numark mixtrack layout that i favor. You might ask why did i decide to build what i could buy for a grand. Well its because I needed a new project to baby. Im also a glutton for punishment. Plus saving a couple hundred bucks and having something that was 100% crafted by me for me well. cant beat that. *TLDNR* but the low down on parts or as I like to think of it *hardware pr0n* [2x] Bourns Encoders 1/4 FLAT 64PPR -- EM14A0D-C24-L064N [1x] LPC17 Core Kit [2x] AIN Kits [4x] DIN Kits [3x] DOUT Kits [1x] LPC Module [*x] Knob Covers [*x] Slider Knobs [20x] Omron Tactile & Jog Switches 1 LED YELLOW MILKY WHITE CAP -- B3W-9010-Y1N [14x] Electric ICE 2 Light-able Horizontal Pushbutton W/ GroovyMicro Premium Soft-Touch [*x] Omron 12mm Tactile & Jog Switches 1 LED BLUE MILKY WHITE CAP -- [20x] Omron 10mm Tactile & Jog Switches Illuminated Grn LED White Cap [1x] LCD Character Display EA DOGM162S-A [1x] LCD Character Display Modules Blue LED Backlight For DOG-M Series [9x] Bourns Slide Potentiometers 10K LINEAR [24x] Bourns Potentiometers 10KOHMS KNURLED SNG SOLDER LUGS [11x] Bourns Encoders 2pin Blue/Green Flatted w/switch [1x] Infinium 60mm Absolute Std. Res. D&A Fader Assembled 14.5mm Shaft (Standard Shaft) - INF102211201 [6x] OBSF-30 Sanwa Push Button (HI-LITE GREEN) [6x] OBSF-30 Sanwa Push Button (BABY BLUE) [8x] OBSF-30 Sanwa Push Button (YELLOW) [8x] OBSF-30 Sanwa Push Button (WHITE) [11x] Clear Knobs [14x] LEDS (for the Lighted Arcade Buttons) Im also designing a gear system for the Encoders in the Jogwheels, and will post how im using "lazy susan" turntable bearings to make my jog wheels. should be a fun thing to chronicle as I go along. Also been chatting with the guys at mayhew labs, they have some neat stuff, one of the other projects on my stove involves some of their designs. -Josh Dj Gatzby