DrBunsen

Do you mean LCXmu?

If you're not totally hooked on the idea of real cables, you could have a look at the implementation of the modulation matrix in the MIDIbox SID

Haha! Good one dstamand, you had me going for a while there. ;D

Yer welcome, bug! Enjoy. I hope you post the finished product. ;D

Tascam MMU-16 + MM RC MMR-8 MMP-16 USA $99

2x16 VFD HD44780 in Germany, posts to Germany only. HD44780=MBHP kompatibel.

Sasha, you should submit this to hackaday

To be fair, I can't find "QBAS 16x16 velocity matrix" through the search, nor any permutation thereof. I did find this by going here though

My Mackie mixer does that. It can live happily on a desk or taking up about 7-8u of my rack. The jackfield rotates to get the plugs out of the way.

So the pots are attached to levers that move up and down? Or are they like drawbars that move in and out? Either way, what's the travel, and are they lin or log pots?

It's gasoline powered

In other words, a MIDI Filter/Processor

Hey cool. I was at his presentation in Melbourne, but no-one was filming it. Thanks for posting it.

Skynet is coming, COMING FOR US ALL!!!!

You got the magic words: HD44780 or equivalent controller. And hello: are you in Australia too? (from the ebay URL)

I love the Commodore logo smiley

What about a discarded record player?

Great! Teach your kids the art of hacking early, too ;D

Agreed. This has heaps of uses apart from a seq. Well done!

Estimated price per knob?

Either a Dremel or clone rotary tool or a hacksaw blade. The trick is to cut away less than you need to and then file the edges neatly down to the line.

You'll find a few suggestions on the MBFX page

I do ... not a lot. Serious answer: I studied music (BA Contemporary Music) at university majoring in voice. Then I discovered raves ??? :o I moved (back) to Melbourne and got involved in electronic music, working with Clan Analogue for ten years or so, doing everything from poster runs to rigging to stage management to publicity to live mixing to VJing, as well as performing with a couple of bands and DJing. Band names: WD-40: dub influenced industrial electro. Nerfcore: live improv deep house and ambient. Nerfcore is still current, at least in theory. Professionally: Before university I was basically a hippy with no interest in a career whatsoever. Then around the time I was studying I contracted a tropical virus which has plagued my health since. Throw in a life-long struggle with depression (now being successfully treated) and I haven't exactly been rocketing up the career ladder. I live on a small government pension and recently left a shitty kitchen job I was in for three years. I'm currently looking at retraining and/or small business options for my future. Vaguely. Mainly I'm interested in electronic design and microcontroller programming although I know next to squat. I manage a large residential artist's studio in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, living with a varied bunch of freaks and weirdos in a 2,500sq ft warehouse. I'm itching to get back to some singing, just simple one accompanist and straight up jazz, folk, country, pop standards. That and/or some acting (I also studied theatre, small business management, light and sound production, community radio and permaculture, as well as some renewable energy and electronics) Blah blah youth leadership, orchestral choirs, transcendental shamanism, event management, metal work and carpentry, film extra (I was a singing cop in Amy), comedy writing, and probably half a dozen other things in between that I've forgotten now.

Me too. I keep it in a jar in the fridge

Feature suggestion: optional DIN sync in/out