Simple cheap button controller (hid/numpad mod maybe)

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Simple cheap button controller (hid/numpad mod maybe)
Posted on: 08.12.2009 by Nadia Shelmadine
Hi!

I'm looking for a very simple and basic controller similar to Nanopad except even more basic. I just need 8 or 10 buttons to push to trigger cue points and loops.

The easiest way would be painting a usb-numpad, but i'd like the buttons to be placed horizontally. Is there any way to use numpad chip and just solder longer wires to buttons? Has anyone opened a numpad?

Thanks in advance.
Nadia Shelmadine
08.12.2009
Hi!

I'm looking for a very simple and basic controller similar to Nanopad except even more basic. I just need 8 or 10 buttons to push to trigger cue points and loops.

The easiest way would be painting a usb-numpad, but i'd like the buttons to be placed horizontally. Is there any way to use numpad chip and just solder longer wires to buttons? Has anyone opened a numpad?

Thanks in advance.
Shana Minsk
21.04.2010
You could just use your keyboard. Its free as you already have it!
Allene Manitta
20.04.2010
tell us if it worked for you, also lookin out for one!
Asia Kalloch
20.04.2010
just buy a cheapo arcade pad on ebay for $10 go to spark fun and buy some buttons, then build a case, you can have like 12 buttons for $30
That sounds like a good idea. Thanks
Rebbecca Cornelsen
19.04.2010
I ripped a number pad I had kicking around to do something similar but found it wasn't a simple process. I'm currently modding a game pad for basic transport controls. I want a simple setup for house parties and other impromtu events. I don't need 4 decks or full fx so 16 buttons and 4 knobs should be plenty.
Matthew Urtel
19.04.2010
just buy a cheapo arcade pad on ebay for $10 go to spark fun and buy some buttons, then build a case, you can have like 12 buttons for $30
Asia Kalloch
19.04.2010
but i'd like the buttons to be placed horizontally. Is there any way to use numpad chip and just solder longer wires to buttons? Has anyone opened a numpad?
I know this is an old thread but i would like to know if it would be possible?
Could you extend the wires and maybe attach to arcade buttons?

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