Analogue-sequencer

> >>I especially don't like the font (someone
> called it "Space 1999"?) on the original P3.

> As i remember it (could be wrong though), the square buttons have a paper
> insert.  In which case a printer, a metal rule, and a scapel would solve
any
> worries at all.

That's right. The keytops are in two parts, the main off-white part and a
clear cover that clips over the top. The labels can be printed in any font
or colour you like. I guess we can't all be Space 1999 fans ;-)
For the ready-built P3s, I'm finding it to be quite a dull job cutting out
all the labels and fitting them into the switches, so I'd like to move to a
different switch type that needs less effort.
I'm not too keen on the circular tact switches for the step and keypad
buttons because I prefer the longer travel and lower resistance of the
keyboard type switches, and they should have a longer life expectancy too.
I'm going to look into sourcing some low profile keyswitches with coloured
caps, possibly with the legends printed on them, or maybe I'll move the
labels to the panel and just use plain caps.

Cheers,
Colin f



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