NEWBIE: Help Please.........

[kemi]

I Loking for some help, but I don't know if this is the right place.

I'm seaching for a person or link who/which can build some kind of midibox containing following:

IN  1 x 5-pol Din

The box should ad stopcode (9nH v=0) on each (note and velocity), to ch 4-9.

+ convert ch. 6-9 to ch. 4-5 (both) and add these to the original seperate channels 4-5.

add a "fader" which can control the velocity in  "procent %" on channel 4-5

OUT 2 x 5-pol Din

(maybe the stopcodes should be after the fader, and only on ch. 5-6

Is this possible ?

regards

Kenneth

[QBAS]

yes - this is right place. DIY - so You can do it. Everything is at this page.

[kemi]

Thank you.  Now I will ask !

Can anyone build this box for me, and what does it cost ?

Who will I have to contact ?

soldering and electronic is to me, what kryptonite is to Superman  ;D

I live in Denmark, but can't see if there should be a payment/mailing problem.

[tos]

Ooops, I guess you are at the wrong place waveing money.

Hou about you learn something new?

[kemi]

Have not really got time for learning anything so complex.

This was a compliment to all of you people, who can build things like this.   

Please learn me something new. Who should I contact ?   Pleeeeaaase

A desription of usage:

I am the lucky owner of a Yamaha PSR-9000pro keyboard and just bought 2 midicontrolled light-dimmer-packs. it worked fine with my computer as the slave, but when I used the Yamaha keyboard as slave, it did'nt. Sadly the keyboard do not send note off codes. Then I thought of a "transelatordevice" and whoooops, I had some wishes to control the MAIN dimmer, so my hair dont burn off at special jobs with "not so much place". Whoooops, one more. Between midifiles it would be good to be able to control "the light" by using the memorypads on the keyboard. Sadly the transmitted channels can only be assigned to 1 PAD / TRACK per channel.

I would be most thankfull for any help and solution I will get.

BEST REGARDS

KENNETH