Screaming_Rabbit

... does anybody know of a windows routing software similar to the RME router soft, which comes with the card? The RME application is cool, the only problem is, that you only can route the one RME card. I have two RME MADI cards and it's not possible to route in/outs over the card "border" of each card. Greets, Roger

... eine "Kuppel"

... you can find everything about the ALPS K-Type Fader here: http://www.ucapps.de/mbhp_mf.html Greets, Roger

1. Das Giessen von Silikon wird nicht wirklich Dein Problem sein. - Dazu gibt es trenn mittel, mit welchem Du die Form beschichtest (Spraydose). 2. Betreffend Kontaktfläche: Wie weiter oben schon mal jemand erwähnt hat, wird es ein Problem sein, eine Schicht auf den fertigen Taster aufzutragen, da vieles auf Silikon schlicht und einfach nicht haftet. Eine Lösung könnte sein, dass Du wie auch schon erwähnt wurde, 100%iges Graphit-Pulver in den Silikon mischen tust, so wie man leitende kunststoff Faderknöpfe (jedoch mit Thermoplasten) herstellt. Die üblichen 20% Graphit-Anteile werden aber vermutlich nicht reichen (so wie beim Fader-Touch) und wieviel Graphit Du dem Silikon beimischen kannst ohne dass er die Konsistenz verliert und bröckelt, weiss ich auch nicht... musst Du eben testen. Damit der Taster nicht schwarz ist und beleuchtet werden kann, könnte ich mir vorstellen, dass Du in 2 Arbeitsgängen giessen könntest. Das Graphit-Kontaktstück in Form z.B. eines Nagels im ersten Gang und aushärten lassen. Im zweiten Gang legst Du den Silikon-Graphit-"Nagel" auf dem Kopf stehend in die entgültige Taster-Form und giesst ihn mit transparentem Silikon in den fertigen Taster ein. 3. Das taktile feel wird bei Silikon Tastenmatten in Form eines dünnwandigen Domes an der Unterseite erreicht. Bei genügend grossem Druck "sackt" der Dom in sich zusammen... er knickt sozusagen ein und dies gibt einem das Gefühl eines "snap". Greets, Roger

... auf die Kontaktflächen (PCB und Silikon) wird per Siebdruck eine spezielle Graphitbeschichtung aufgetragen. Leider weiss ich nicht, wo man dieses Zeugs kaufen kann. Greets, Roger

... search the forum. - You will find answers for both questions. Greets, Roger

... bis zu 128, was aber zu Bus-Performance Problemen führen kann. Zur Zeit sieht es so aus, dass 4 Slaves problemlos laufen sollten (siehe IIC-Page). Greets, Roger

http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?topic=3113.0 Greets, Roger

RTFM, I just did it online ;) ... Yes, you're right. It's only a MIDI OUT coming from the PC side. Greets, Roger

http://www.austriamicrosystems.com/03products/products_detail/AS5040/download/AS5040_AdapterPCBOperationManual.pdf ... it seems like this is no problem. In the application guide it says, that the magnets should be 0.5-5mm away from the chip (... and we're talking about neodym magnets). Greets, Roger

... zumindest nicht unter diesem Namen

http://www.brack.ch/aspx/default.aspx?ID=33525&mod=artikel http://www.brack.ch/aspx/default.aspx?ID=33836&mod=artikel

... you better don't do this. If you want to control it over a DOUT, you should take reed relais to connected, which is triggered by the DOUT. But since it does not have to be controlled, you can power it directly. Don't you have any ratings written on this photoresistor package? Or at least a "type" label to find a datasheet? Greets, Roger

No, I really ment a silent rack to mount a PC into it. http://www.cmlshop.de/studioneu11/index.html?lang=de&target=d83.html&lmd=39123.438657 But to talk about my SequoiaController MidiBox project: Yes I use a passively cooled microATX board with a mobile core2 duo cpu, a passively cooled ASUS graphics card, heatsink-frame for the HD etc. For the Silentrack I'm building, I'll make some pix this weekend and post them when I find time. Greets, Roger

... what price ever for the Neuron: Hartmann doesn't exist anymore. - They're out of money... so, no memory leak fixes for the future. Greets, Roger

... sorry, didn't read your post good enough. On the pic I see now, that you haven't been talking about a PC-case but about fans, which are directly built into your controller. ... just forget, what I wrote. :-X Greets, Roger

Why don't you build a silent rack? I'm just finishing mine within the next days. It's a lot of work but it's worth the effort. Greets, Roger

... in the second video, they layed both songs together and write: "perfect fit" It's not. Nelly's song is slightly faster... listen carefully. Sorry, I don't believe that. If one would have such a proof, he wouldn't put it on youTube but he would see the producer in court. For me your last sentence should be: Some people really don't have shame lie. Greets, Roger

... Bob has good stuff on his website. If somebody is really interested in Mastering... read his book, it's excellent! Greets, Roger

... be the first ;)! It's from the controller side not different than an audio controller, if your host application supports MIDI. Greets, Roger

... 1 MIDI Port = 16Ch ... depends on what the amount of data is and how critical timing is. Since playing an organ is timing critical, I would choose not to merge. It also depends on about you can implement or play from 4 different ports in your application... I'm not a synth expert. Greets, Roger

@pay_c Hast Du die Kohle eigentlich mal bekommen, oder hast Du sie in den Sand gesteckt? Greets, Roger

... not exactly http://www.ucapps.de/midibox64e_changelog.html Greets, Roger

:D ... got my vote. Greets, Roger

;D ;D ;D... :-X ;)