korg mod 2

[RonBurgundy]

step one combine the nano kontrol with the nano Pad as one controller.

step two build case for both devices to in. (this is where I am at)

Still tring to work out a few modifiers but when done I'll post the file too.

Would love to hear any thoughts, my main reason for doing it is price.. very cheap for a traktor controller.

RBX

[Tigris]

Looks super slick, love to do that do my PAD as well, but need to get a Kontrol first

[charo]

perhaps when building the box you could overbuild it on the left hand side and design it to hide the two cables and have them could out as one?

i'm not saying to splice the cables or anything but maybe some of that cable tubing to keep it neat?

that would be a fun ableton controller as well.

[miyuru]

It would be really cool if you could fashion a case for it so that it would fold open and close, know what I mean? Like a flip phone but horizontally.

[cmcpress]

Nice, i'd be interested in knowing how to do this also...

[RonBurgundy]

hey guys, thanks for the comments really helpful. I have been thinking about the cable issue... So far far the best I can come up with is to the the usb ports cut out of the case too, the case will be about 2cm thick hopefully cutout perspex so it will hide some of the plug but not all.

Lid wise great idea, did not think about that so will try and work some thing out maybe a clip in like a flight case so it can be removed. I want to keep the unit as flush and flat as possible. I'll work on on it!

Thanks again.

RBX

[hoxoboxo]

Making a new case would be alot of work. You could just glue them together and make a custom overlay.

[Morbido]

anyone of you ever opened one of them?
is it possible to rearrange the controls (knobs, buttons, ...) in a different case?

with that you could design some really sick (and cheap) controller - kinda combine it into a mixer surface or something...

[RonBurgundy]

check this out seems easy enough to take a part. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DW5SUYFlBzg

[charo]

it's cheap enough to not feel too bad about taking it apart either. you'd think it would be cheaper to start with a nano to make a custom controller as the usb midi boards that i have seen people use here are more expensive.