Diddy Fighter...

[Stormcaller]

https://learn.adafruit.com/mini-oont...idi-controller

[mrdorianjames]

They have the hella oontz as well which has twice the amount of buttons of my Push but smaller. I would like to know how the buttons on these things feel. They look like they would have too much travel.
Sparkfun has this https://www.sparkfun.com/products/7836 which I was looking at

[AllDay]

The buttons aren't nearly spread apart enough. This is a gimmick to me.

[Stewe]

Moving this to appropriate sub forum.

[Stormcaller]

The buttons aren't nearly spread apart enough. This is a gimmick to me.

It's a project. If you are a hobbyist that likes to build something like this, you don't need to stick to the recipe and can use bigger/different buttons if you want to. If you want something more portable or don't like buttons spread too far apart then this might work.

I agree with MrDorianJames about wanting to know what the buttons feel like. I bought a launchpad without knowing what the buttons felt like and I hate it. I still use it, because it is a good Ableton grid controller, but if I either manage to find a controller I like better that does what I need then I'm selling it. Either that or replacing all the buttons on the launchpad.

[deevey]

They look to be the same rubbery blocks used in the APC20/40 which is virtually no travel

[mrdorianjames]

There isn't too many options for DIY RGB pads. I've been looking for just a slightly larger size. Closer to the hotcue pads on my z2 or my push