>i just got a neat little casio ht3000 from a pawnshop for 45 bucks on >tuesday and a crazy idea came to mind... what if i turn my old casio >mt-740 (one of their earlier tonebank keyboards with midi ins and >outs) into a keytar. now removing the speakers and mounting strap >pegs should be no problem. but im wondering if i could build in some >sort of mod/pitchweel type things that would still have midi out >signals to control the same effects on my ht3000. im not sure ill be >able to do this and i might just have to focus on making it >cosmetically awesome but if anyone has any ideas id love to hear some >input. thanks and ill be sure and post pictures of the process. I really doubt you'd be able to add a pitch wheel without lots of effort. You might be able to add a tuning potentiometer but that wouldn't transmit midi. Does the MT-740 even respond to pitch bend data? If you really wanted to be cool you could mount a midi knob box on it and merge it with the 740's output. But the HT-3000 would probably only respond to pitch bend, mod wheel, and sustain pedal controllers so it would be a waste of effort unless you've got something else to control with it. _________________________________________________________________ Get ready for school! Find articles, homework help and more in the Back to School Guide! http://special.msn.com/network/04backtoschool.armx
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RE: [CZsynth] casio mt-740 keytar
2004-09-02 by Scott Nordlund
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