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| jürgen weiprecht 03.09.2010 | Best modding was to undo the faceplate of my TR-1 to clean it from the spilled red wine. |
| Leeanna Ayla 03.09.2010 |
Originally Posted by midifidler
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| Rolanda Clower 03.09.2010 |
Originally Posted by theory28
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| Adolf Hit 03.09.2010 | They come like that |
| Leeanna Ayla 03.09.2010 | Is that hot glue on the bottom of the jog wheel assembly? Did you do that or did it come that way? |
| Maisie Marras 03.09.2010 | how to you use the old buttons? or are those just for the leds? |
| Zulma Bolender 03.09.2010 | Nice work! |
| Rolanda Clower 03.09.2010 | hi, i finally finished my vci100 arcademod. i did some extramodding with the leds. therefore i built two circuitboards, put some leds on them and mounted them on the two sockets, which are left from the old circuitboard. the old buttons i choped, so they fit in the small space between the arcadebuttons and jogwheelcase. these buttons have no more function. they are just there to cover the leds.. thanks ean for the firmware-update, the nice overlay and the brilliant mapping! thanks for inspiration! : ) |
| Janyce Henningson 03.09.2010 | Here's my VCI I don't use the DJTT mapping as I don't use the fader fx etc so its custom mapped using the unofficial 1.33.FW with a DJTT silver overlay and a dyno for labels - btw it was a black vci |
| Treasa Maffucci 01.09.2010 |
Originally Posted by Brad_webb_87
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| Laurel Litchko 01.09.2010 |
Originally Posted by Brad_webb_87
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| Mac Fly 01.09.2010 | i have one, its pretty basic but It's not on this computer I have now. I have the first row of knobs to control FX bank 3. The second row to control FX bank 4. Turning the first knob turns on the effect and switches the bank to chained mode. I use banks 3 and 4 only in chained mode from the lpd8. The pads are mapped for hotcues 1- 4 for decks A and B elliminating the need for "juggle mode". If I hit the CC button it switches all my controls to decks C and D (effects and hot cues). Thats the only layers I use while DJ'ing, I dont like switching between presets very much. I find it compliments the VCI 100 SE very well tho. |
| Hipolito Scionti 01.09.2010 |
Originally Posted by Abyrne7
You got a good mapping for the LPD8 that compliments the SE Mapping? I saw one on the community s but it seemed odd when i imported it |
| Mac Fly 31.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by MaxOne
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| Hipolito Scionti 31.08.2010 | Just finished my arcade mod. More photos on flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxonem...th/4937131325/ |
| Erlond Everaert 28.08.2010 | just finished it yesterday still to map it but should work out. Using it mainly for vst effects in ableton. |
| Hanna Ridenbaugh 27.08.2010 | Hi guy's I believeing of making a diy midi controller us my nano kontrol hardware. want to use arcade buttons. The question is where do I get Midi faders? are they just standard motorized faders? and would the pcb board handle larger faders current? I'm a bit of a noob about this stuff. cheers |
| Chau Honrado 24.08.2010 | looks awesome! and yea loving the dice |
| Jessika Kienast 19.08.2010 | Yeah, easy as hell. Nothing to it. |
| Treasa Maffucci 19.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by The Progen
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| Jessika Kienast 20.08.2010 | The Sanwa OBSF-24 arcade buttons which DJTechTools sells. For a bloody good price too. I merely swapped the buttons and housings to get dual coloured ones. |
| Treasa Maffucci 19.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by The Progen
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| Jessika Kienast 19.08.2010 | Don't worry about it, dershaich. Mine's just as bad and I don't even have a proper work area. The sawing of the holes were done by a car registration plate maker at his workplace. Filing of the lower cover's lip was done in the toilet, some on the toilet bowl and sink but mostly on the floor. Gaffing tape to cover up the original button's slots were done on the bed. Soldering and reassembly were done sitting in front of my computer listening to old Dave Chappelle talkshows. Top's a bright 2k yellow. Bottom and jogwheels' plates are a metallic blue. Painting wasn't done very well unfortunately. That's what happens when you send things to people who don't have a proper painting booth with an air filtration system. Anyway, I was all eager to bling it up so I didn't bother. Had to be really careful during the reassembly since the 2k paint was only a few hours old and I'd already screwed it up once when I peeled off the gaffing tape after cutting a bit too much and ate outside one of the arcade button's hole. Had to send it back for repainting. Might get someone in the signage business to do me a custom overlay one day after I've finished mapping everything to my preferences and requirements. Went looking for thin acrylic pieces as a faceplate for the arcade buttons but the enthusiasm sure died pretty quickly since I don't have a car right now and was searching on foot. ps. What you see in the left of the bottom cover's a reflection of my snakes' tank. The whole thing's blue with 9 little transparent rubber feet. |
| Babara Guyll 19.08.2010 | really diggin' the keyboard controller, a quick and cheap way to use something you already got! |
| Allene Manitta 18.08.2010 | hey, it was work in progress.. or something like that. call it creative chaos? |
| Leeanna Ayla 18.08.2010 | Cool stand, but...messy shops make me sad |
| Allene Manitta 18.08.2010 | more pics |
| Allene Manitta 18.08.2010 | so here's a couple of pictures of my DIY laptopstand. I made this from an old chair (I actually sat on one of these in elementary school ) and the housing of a broken DVD-Player. plus a couple of scews etc. |
| Wayne Washko 15.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by Kobbe
they love their wood in Texas |
| Elidia Melilli 15.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by Kobbe
Originally Posted by TABS
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| Korey Quines 15.08.2010 | That wooden controller looks sexy as hell! |
| Matthew Urtel 15.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by deco
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| Wayne Washko 14.08.2010 | Nice work iamnotadj! looks really good - for some reason it looks very nintendo-ish to me. |
| Elidia Melilli 14.08.2010 | Thanks! it was a kinda pain to do... well nicely. I was quite shocked at then end, i figured it would be horribly tacky or kinda interesting. The only thing I'm noticing now is that one wheel is very sluggish compared to the other. I re greased them with probably the wrong thing (i used bicycle bearing/chain grease pretty similar to machinist lube) But i believe i might have slightly bent the cotter pin (believe that's what its called) the flat key piece that holds the rod the jog wheel rests on in place. I'll have to wait for tomorrow to check too many screws. |
| Matthew Urtel 14.08.2010 | Makes it look like an old school controller. |
| Leeanna Ayla 14.08.2010 | That's pretty cool! |
| Leonarda Javorek 14.08.2010 | @iamnotadj that looks stunning dude! |
| Elidia Melilli 14.08.2010 | So i got kinda board of looking at the cheap fake carbon fiber on the typhoon and decided to give it a face lift today. Only the finest fake wood contact on the body and jog wheels. I was kinda surprised it actually goes quite well with the red knobs and trim almost has a slight domo feel. |
| DJ JoBlaze 09.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by xristopher
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| Claudine Pannebecker 02.08.2010 | Started a thread about it. http://www.djranking s.com/community /showthread.php?t=16501 Anyone else that painted their jogwheels, what kind of paint and clear coat did you use? |
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