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Looks a lot like the MIDI Fighter Twister, which is a great device, even if a tad expensive. I use the Fighter Twister to play vintage synth simulations and wa
by weinzierl 3y ago
Looks a lot like the MIDI Fighter Twister, which is a great device, even if a tad expensive.
I use the Fighter Twister to play vintage synth simulations and was considering ripping it apart and place the encoders on a custom made front plate that resembles the old gear. It'd be only a stopgap, because I'd need a lot of different versions. A natural extension of this idea would be something like the Ottopot but with rearrangeable encoders, like on mechanical keyboards with exchangeable switches. Then add custom front plates and you'd almost be there.
- gero_ 3y agoYes, it actually replaces the MIDI Fighter Twister on my desk :-)
- matthew-wegner 3y agoOne note on the Twister is that it does have source code available. I've never looked into it too deeply (instead I ended up using the knobs in enc/dec mode on stock firmware to do full takeover): https://github.com/DJ-TechTools/Midi_Fighter_Twister_Open_Source https://github.com/DJ-TechTools/Midi_Fighter_Twister_Open_So...