3 x MIDI box LC
1 x MIDIbox 64 (16pot)
1 x GM5
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My new MIDIbox LC
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Edis
, Jan 11 2011 18:11
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Edis
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Posted 11 January 2011 - 18:11
O Christmas I'm completed nearly 2 - year - old construction plus this is product.
3 x MIDI box LC
1 x MIDIbox 64 (16pot)
1 x GM5
My link pictures
3 x MIDI box LC
1 x MIDIbox 64 (16pot)
1 x GM5
My link pictures
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Screaming_Rabbit
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Posted 11 January 2011 - 18:51
Nice work Edis!
I specially like the buttons... Foil over the switches?
Greets, Roger
PS: Moved the post "MidiBox of the week" - Hope you don't mind...?
I specially like the buttons... Foil over the switches?
Greets, Roger
PS: Moved the post "MidiBox of the week" - Hope you don't mind...?
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Posted 12 January 2011 - 15:22
This is very impressive, something to be proud of 
Looks like you have 'straight' Ledrings? Makes sense to me... can see them clearly, and easier to construct! What duties does the MB64 look after?
Looks like you have 'straight' Ledrings? Makes sense to me... can see them clearly, and easier to construct! What duties does the MB64 look after?
Edited by Steven_C, 12 January 2011 - 15:23.
Suffring sukotash!
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Posted 12 January 2011 - 18:02
I have got LEDRING straight, was it simpler on production.
To connection I'm used flat cable and nicked connectors.
MB64 use for control processors linked like (ACT MIDI controller), use software Cakewalk SONAR.
To connection I'm used flat cable and nicked connectors.
MB64 use for control processors linked like (ACT MIDI controller), use software Cakewalk SONAR.
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