Re: [microsound] midi controllers

[tomonori yamasaki <tyamasa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

why stamp? too expensive! if you make more than 1, use Pic, SX, or AVR... BS
doesn't have A/D, so you have to use Maxim chip unless you do "RCtime"
thing.

in terms of parts, you can use cool IR proximity sensor at $10 (up to 80 cm,
proximity to voltage)

this week I'm making PS/2 to MIDI converter, to make MIDI mouse/trackball.

> has anyone here built a midi controller with a stamp ii? i am collecting
> parts now to build a small controller. any tips, designs, or experiences to
> share? i've also heard that gameboys and playstation joysticks can be made
> into controllers. any info?
>
> michael
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Matt Laffey <mattlaffey6@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 5:13 PM
> Subject: [microsound] midi controllers
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>
>> just wondering what types of midi controllers people on here use. i run
>> Max/MSP on a G4 titanium with a Keyfax phatboy midi controller. it's a
>> pretty elegant set-up (though making use of the powerglove max object
> would
>> make it infinitely cooler) though sometimes the phatboy is limiting in
>> certain respects...
>>
>> matt
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