NanoKontrol Hacking
NanoKontrol Hacking Posted on: 22.06.2010 by Halina Gopinath Taking inspiration from: http://fakemoneyproductions.blogspot...-blown-at.htmlI would like to create a custom controller, im pretty sure arcade buttons will work for the buttons? Also from the looks of the insides i could take out the mounted LEDs and put on new ones? What spec would they have to be? Thanks for any help | |
| Halina Gopinath 22.06.2010 | Taking inspiration from: http://fakemoneyproductions.blogspot...-blown-at.html I would like to create a custom controller, im pretty sure arcade buttons will work for the buttons? Also from the looks of the insides i could take out the mounted LEDs and put on new ones? What spec would they have to be? Thanks for any help |
| Halina Gopinath 23.06.2010 | I have an LPD8 for drums i'm using a nanokontrol, i believe you're believeing of a nanopad. I will have to build a new case and stuff i was just wondering if the buttons would be compatible, im only using the brains of the controller. |
| Michaele Merena 23.06.2010 | I believe one of the biggest problems you'll have is that the arcade buttons are too "tall" to fit in your nanokontrol; you'll have to do a case hack... plus i can't see why you'd want to lose velocity sensitivity, the nanokontrol buttons are reasonably large as they are... |
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