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BTW, This thread assumes that you have some skills with tools, soldering, and computers. Basically, an established DIY'er. Here's the box being built. It's 29mm from the outside edge of the router attachment, to the router bit. I used some scrap melamine (white laminate board) to make my...

Yeah, but the code is incredibly simple, and I'll post it. I'm a programmer, and I'll put in helpful comments. As I mentioned, the board can do a lot more than what I'm doing, and the Arduino site has a pretty good wiki. The Arduino framework is free, and I'll be around to try and help...

There are tons of different sized cases on the PolyCase site. So, if you wanted to make something much larger, you can probably find a case for it. Browse around and see what they have. Also, you can send them a template, and they'll jet-cut everything there. It starts at $100. I wanted to...

Parts List: Teensy 3.2 Board - $24.40 Teensy USB Adapter - $5.86 Jumper Wires - $7.29 *Fader mounting screws - $.60 LEDs and resistors - $6.11 3 x Slider potentiometers (faders) - $14.97 ($4.93 ea) **pack of 10 Fader Knobs - $9.97 ***Project case and shipping - $16.09 Total = around $85 * If...

Alright man, I'll start posting stuff soon. In the meantime, read the original post on the DIY controller (link above, labeled "this post") to get an idea. I'll post the changes I made, and the parts list w/links. The controller board can do way more than what I put together, which is cool...

I posted this in the MIDI Mania forum, but thought this might be a better place. I built a 3-channel, programmable MIDI controller, for between $100 and $120. It works awesome! The detail from the 100mm slider pots is great! I could've added some pan pots, buttons, and other stuff, but what...

Here's my completed MIDI controller

If anyone's interested, start posting comments. If no one cares, great! It'll save me the work LOL!

I'm going to post a thread on how to build your own professional, programmable MIDI CC controller with 100mm slider pots. Best part...only about $100 for a 3-fader controller.

Never mind, I figured it out

In the Sonar X2 overview video at about 39 seconds in they show some editing with audiosnap where parts of an audio clip are slip-edited. Is this something new? I've been trying to figure out how to do that in X1 but I'm not having much luck. If this is possible using the current version of...