[sdiy] DIY Keyboard - Need Pitch bend / mod wheels

Heitor Alves heitor.alves at gmail.com
Mon Mar 20 16:26:39 CET 2006


Hey Chris!

Grab a piece of plexiglass, about 20cmx20cm, make a hole in the middle, put
a bolt in that middle, attach it to the drill and start spinning slowly, and
with a sand paper start "sanding" the spinning plexiglax... it will turn out
to become round (cut the most possible so it would be easy to sand it).

Use the center hole to attatch the pot and make a small mark that indicates
the middle of the wheel. if you would like to make it "cooler" put a bright
led inside the plexiglass (the plexiglass must be 4mm min.)

Hope it helps!


On 20/03/06, Chris Manders <wight446 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hi folks
>
> I just wondered if anyone knew of a source for
> pitchbend and mod wheels or perhaps a solution so I
> can build my own for my DIY Keyboard?
> The main problem I can see is the self-centering
> mechanism of the Pitch bending device.
> I am used to using Roland types which have the single
> grey control which is flipped left and right for pitch
> bend, and pushed forward (force sensor) for
> modulation.
>
> Failing this, perhaps someone had an appropriate
> assembly for sale from a scrapped keyboard?
>
> Thanks
> Chris
>
>
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