[Selling my Midibox 64 and Native Instruments B4]

Hey all.  I spoke with Thorsten about selling this and he's OK with it.  How bout $350 for the midibox and Native Instrument's B4 with original manual.

email me at kurtpowell at juno.com for information.  I'll ship it to you at cost

http://corvallis.craigslist.org/msg/1019237286.html Here are pictures of the finished product

Kurt

[midi troubleshooting]

Hi there!

I have just finished my box...to which I am VERY happy to finally have it done (Midibox by Kurt in the Midibox of the week section)

The box actually works great.  No complaints there.

However, I am finding that there is one note on the keyboard (D above middle C) on my kurtzweil pc88mx that when I have midiOX running and and have my midibox connected, it sends an F instead to the computer. 

I have mapped out the midibox, seeing as how everything was comming in on channels 7, 16, 14, 12, 11, and a couple others.  I thought that I was only mapping CC values, and that it has nothing to do with Note On, NOte off signals.  Could I have messed up the keyboard mapping somehow?

Kurt

[Using MF inputs as additional analog inputs]

Sorry, I do not really understand the motor fader concept at all.  I was under the assumption that the input pins where the motor faders go in are the same as an analog input.

Kurt

[Using MF inputs as additional analog inputs]

Hi there,

I am in the process of building a midibox with 64 pots and faders.  Is it possible to use the input pins on the core that connect to the MF module as additional analog fader inputs, thus making a possible 72 analog inputs?

Thanks

Kurt

[Freebie, Zero, Zip, Nada !]

email me...have any left?  (click on my name and you should have my email address)

Could you also take a picture of the one you have made, so I have something to go by?

Thanks thanks thanks...thats really cool of you to do...

Kurt

[analog rocker switch idea]

Hey everyone,

My current brain child is to build a LC midibox 64 with a little change.  Instead of having 32 analog inputs and 32 digital buttons, I need

28 pots

29 faders

7 analog "rocker" switches (to be used by attaching a low volt source to the bottom (under 5V) so that the AIN sees on/off

My proposed system will include only:

core module

2 AINx4's

Does this sound possible? 

Kurt

[Midibox64 LC Variant]

I have decided to build a variant of the low cost version of the Midibox64

It would include 2 AINx4's and one Core

I would use 24 faders, 22 pots, 7 analog rocker switches, and one special pot.

Does this sound plausible?

Thanks

Kurt

[Could someone point me in the right direction]

Non motorized faders..  If I were to do motorized, it would have to be only 8 faders and a couple buttons if that.

What's the difference in price?  I know I can get a standard fader for about $1

Kurt

[Could someone point me in the right direction]

Hey everyone,

I was very suprised to see such a community centered around the very thing I was trying to create!

Im using Native Instrument's B4 (b3 organ clone) and am wanting to make a controller with 24 faders, 8 buttons (less if I need to) and preferrably an lcd display so I know where the faders are at for every preset that comes up.

SO...since I am new here..(and know nothing yet about PIC, MIOS, or anything), should I be building three midibox's of the old design, a midibox64?  Or should I be doing the MIDIbox64 LC?  I am definately a little confused.  I dont mind doing my own research, but a little help in pointing me in the right direction would be very helpful, as I dont understand really any of the common language around here yet.

And...does anyone have any *general* idea what I'm going to spend to do all this (I realize that pots and switch costs vary from place to place)

I would appreicate any help.  Many many thanks to anyone who responds...

Kurt