|Build Log| - DIY midi gamepad controller

[fbonito]

the project is almost complete...

the guts...


buttons and pots wiring


the box and connections of the gamepads


the box of the gamepads closed


connections


i didn't want to have screws in to the panel, so i used magnets to keep it in place and closed


layout


usb connections and analogue/digital buttons


analogue leds


extra usb connections


not connected


when connected the logo lights, half for each gamepad, so i can see if there is any error


buttons


buttons pressed


rotary enconders converted to pulse rotarys

ldr sensor


audio line in and line out

now the next step is software, i'm having trouble with rejoice and windows 7... it seems that i need to use glovepie... does anyone have a script for two gamepads?

[projectd]

wow. that looks really nice! once you get all the software issues worked out and complete your mapping, make sure you post some demo videos

[fbonito]

wow. that looks really nice! once you get all the software issues worked out and complete your mapping, make sure you post some demo videos

will do...

[MiL0]

that's looking slick mate

[extraclassic]

Well done - some really nice touches to your controller.

Give my script for glovepie a try

http://www.djtechtools.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30640

[fbonito]

Well done - some really nice touches to your controller.

Give my script for glovepie a try

http://www.djtechtools.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30640

that's great...



i've never touched glovepie so i have to figure out how it works, but your script will be a great help

thanks

[fbonito]

just realised that glovepie supports microphone...


:|

midi controller with voice command support???

i have a line in for mic in my controller...

[extraclassic]

You will be amazed what glovepie can do

Let me know how you get on with my script.

[BrokN9]

Im gonna create something simular to this as I have a very simular wooden suitcase that I recently found after seeing your thread.

[VirtualLogic]

How did u get the pulse rotary thingys to work ?? That would be super cool cause I might make a control x1 copy and I need to find out how to use encoders. With a gamepad hopefully.