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    Default A Cheap DIY controller for Traktor

    so I have been wanting to make my own diy controller and because my lack of knowledge I though I would start simple...

    Serato SL3 box
    4 Nano controllers
    Belkin 4 port usb hub.

    Scene 1 Nanopad is basic performance mode EQ Kills and Transport
    Scene 2 Nanopad is scratch mode x/z set up for scracthing and cue jumps
    Scene 3 Nanopad is juggle performance mode beatjumps and loops


    Scene 1 Kontrol is basic FX mode FX1 and FX2 control Tempo and Volume
    Scene 1 Kontrol is basic EQ mode EQ and EQ Kill Tempo and Volume

    Nano Key is set as Browser and Deck Load
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    Nice pizza box! =) Any latency on usb port?

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    thanks, actually I don't have any trouble with latency. Works quite well.

    Using my old SL3 packaging not a pizza box., however that is a good idea.

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    Sorry didn't know that. Did you consider building a box out of a wood or plastic? It's not that hard, but you must be very precise or you get bed results.

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    Yes, I might try balsa wood also thinking about acrylic or PVC but the weight becomes an issue

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    Don't use balsa wood, it's way to frail. If you want something lightweight use pine.

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    thanks for the tip - will stay away from balsa. Any other recommendations besides wood?

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    MDF, that stuff is strong and light.

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    big thanks, will look into that solution. Think it can be purchase from local home center store? like Home Depot

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