when I saw mr. Golden and his midi fighter my brain suddenly got activated. I started thinking if it was possible to build my own controller. So I started reading some tutorials on this site and I made an image of how my controller should look.
I thought of using the midi-fighter board. Is this a good decesion?
I’ll need 4 analog inputs (4 pot-meters), 28 led-outputs and 32 digital inputs (4 rotary encoders, 24 arcade buttons and 4 normal buttons).
If someone will try to give advice, please consider I’m a total noob. But I’m very excited to start this project.
I think it’s been said by people much smarter than me that rotary encoders won’t work with the Midi Fighter. There’s a couple of build threads that are currently active, check those out and see what kind of boards and software they’r using.
Maybe I can still make use of the midi fighter board if I replace the encoders by normal pot-meters. The design I added in my first post is the latest version of my design. The previous version had pot-meters in stead of encoders.
If they end, then they are simply potentiometers or pots for short. And you can add pots to the analog inputs. I’m not sure on the resistance they recommend, but i’m sure it can be found easily in the midifighter section.
and 4 normal buttons).