Korg Nano Pad - Modificado Por Alan Massini

Controlador MDI - Korg Nano Pad - Modificado Por Alan Massini,

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• Alan
• Massini

[camny07]

po cara por favor me ajuda, vc liga seu nanopad em qual programa ? ele funciona como unm sampler ?

obrigadao!!!

[djmassini]

pô.. eu uso o Battery 3 e funciona direitinho como sampler!

[edsonhilios]

Cara, muito legal parabens.

Me diz uma coisa to em duvida entre o nanoPad e o Akai LPD8, me diz se o nanoPad é tão porcaria quanto estão falando e se quebra da falha rapido.

Abs,

[djmassini]

bom até hoje o meu nao quebrou, mas achei sim.. bem vagabundo o material e tem pouco recurso, tipo era pra ter um pitch nele e nao tem..acho q o akai da de 10

[sponserdsk8ter]

pretty cool,,,5*'s

[djmassini]

thanks!

[bboyliangwei]

how do you change the colour?

is it difficult? ^^

[zut25]

por favor im video de como lo hiciste

por favor o per favore!

please a video on how you did this

:]

[risomelo]

@djmassini blz, tenho ele, acho que fica meio atrazado, acho que não estou sabendo configurar. valeu!!

[risomelo]

cara, pode me dar uma ajuda, comprei um nanoped e não consigo configurar. qual o melhor softwere para usar, qual vc utiliza?? abraço

[DMasterMensionz]

english please

[MaxxTorcida]

How did he change the colour ?!

[MaxxTorcida]

How did you change color?

[schmalex94]

is the LED selfmade?

[Tekmatic]

@EDOM666DEVORE I don't think the nanopad has a high current draw, so he may be able to power the LEDS off the USB 5v line. To switch the led's on and off, a MOSFET/transistor switch would need to be soldered into each subcircuit. It's certainly within reach.

[Tekmatic]

@tpioneer i don't think too high amp draw would break anything. You'd probably just have disconnects.

[tpioneer]

@EDOM666DEVORE i think its better to use batteries, the usb can only give yoy 5 volts and not to much current, (Amps), so if the circuit requieres more current of what the port provides, you might broke something in your computer

[EDOM666DEVORE]

@TheStunningThing if you want light only when you press is easier to do... its easier just put led behind the pad with small hearing aid batteries connect the positive and have the negative connected to the underside of the pad button which will light up once you press the button and complete the circuit... i have no idea on hard wiring to the board at all but i asume if you could do that it might work the same way by pressing the button and completing the circuit let me know if it works