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#1 User is offline   TK. 

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Posted 09 April 2004 - 03:08

The slimline MIDIbox SEQ made by Hallucinogen - he built it into an old Compaq PC keyboard:

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Posted 09 April 2004 - 09:43

Looking nice! was it a tight fit?

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Posted 17 April 2004 - 21:36

i love those buttons where did you buy those?

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Posted 18 April 2004 - 14:00

hi !
thanks for your reply !!
it was a bit tricky to get all modules in the case ! i had to build the core on an a vectorboard to get smaller size. all the other stuff fits on one big vectorboard with dinx/doutx/microbuttons/encoders...
i will post some pics of the "inner life" next time i get a digicam !

the buttons are handmade of acryl ! similar to the ones of axel ! -> a very cool idea !!
i´ve got some long round stick in 10mm diameter and cut it in peices of ~12mm lengh. then i did a "phase" to the top side (hope this is right, my englisch... ::))
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this fits nice on a microbutton - the ones that are used in tk´s sid..
put a led under the acryl button,
and you got some very good looking and very good feeling illuminated buttons  ;D
and they are cheap !

greetings
hallucinogen

ps:
in germany u can get acryl from rs-components !!

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Posted 18 April 2004 - 17:26

Very nice. So how do you manage that the acryl button sticks to the board ?

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Posted 18 April 2004 - 19:31

at time they aren´t fixed ! so dont it turn around !! --ones i did ... :P
two ways to fix :
first is to drill a hole (~3,1mm) centered at the bottom of the acryl piece - so u can plug it on the microbuttons shaft.
but centering is hard work without the right tools ...
i did it on my dual lc - ~140 buttons --> really hard work !!
-->pics soon !!

second is to simply glue them with "second glue" (sounds weard, is it the correct word?)


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Posted 19 April 2004 - 02:00

Thaks for this info and i know what you mean with second glue as i am from the netherlands we call it probabbly the same. I dont think it's correct LMAO. Maybe it's instant stickyness :P

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Posted 19 April 2004 - 04:24

My dictionary says:
Sekundenkleber = superglue
Fase = bevel or chamfer  :P

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Posted 31 March 2007 - 18:44

my idea is ... you can drill a little bigger than 3.2mm (about 4). And now, with your buttons lying in the case you can easily take hot glue to get your buttons centered. I think you would have to glue one after another with this technique because the first glue would get hard until your last button mounted.
A straight hole would not be so good I think because the shaft gets smaller with a certain angle.
But for centering you could take a standing drilling machine and fix some wood to the bottom. Drill a hole with your diameter of the botton. Now you can put your buttons into that hole and take a smaller drill to get your holes into it.


greeeeeetz :D

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Posted 31 March 2007 - 19:04

lol sry saw the date just now ^^

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Posted 16 May 2007 - 09:15

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lol sry saw the date just now ^^


Yeah, been reading a bit, place a bit dusty hehe  ::)

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