Midifighter is in motion!

[Fatlimey]

I know this may be a littel pre-emptive, but does anyone have an idea how we're supposed used the expansions? I can't imagine it would be as easy as solder two wires and voila. I'm thinking of adding a knob/slider or so.

It's as easy as soldering the three points of the slider (+5, Ground and Input) and enabling the analog input pins through the menu system. Switches require an additional pull-up resistor, but they're easy too.

Of course then you'll need to design your own case and a new top plate, etc, but we've got articles coming up all about those kind of shenanigans.

[tekki]

midifighters are pure joy

Just make me jealous already... Still waiting on my PCB bro.

[kelsey7k]

but we've got articles coming up all about those kind of shenanigans.

DJTT, you're my hero.

/swoon

[doc country]

whooooo hooooooooo
shipping confirmation!

[tekki]

Nice one, doc.

[pier]

The only thing that is pulling me off the midi fighter kit is I don't know how to connect an XY controller... a bunch of arcade buttons is not enough for me.

[tekki]

I'm betting it will all be revealed in due time.

[kelsey7k]

got my shipping confirmation today.

[doc country]

word up

[Req]

Gentlemen! It has arrived.
MUAH HAH HAH!

Let the games begin!

FYI: Check and make sure that you have 8 screws when you get the Kit. Mine only came with 4. Luckily, I had some Hard drive screws lying around. They just happen to be the same size and thread. I used them for the top layer, as they aren't long enough for the bottom. Just sayin'.