Hi, in my opinion using that companies to do your panels is too expensive.
You can do it your self in many ways.
You can buy the aluminium cutted or cut it yourself to size and then for panel legend use
some transfer product like Lazertrans or others. This way you have it exactly as you want.
You can also use paper and some kind of laquer product. Look at Ray Wilson site for his
MiniLab synth, he did it this way and the results are great. The Serge was done similarly in
the old times and that synth panels are still OK!
That machined panel-making methods can do only letters and a few signs, no curves, etc
very boring and too rigid to me...
I'll post some links of transfer materials when I have a minute, but check that Ray W. site.
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You can do it your self in many ways.
You can buy the aluminium cutted or cut it yourself to size and then for panel legend use
some transfer product like Lazertrans or others. This way you have it exactly as you want.
You can also use paper and some kind of laquer product. Look at Ray Wilson site for his
MiniLab synth, he did it this way and the results are great. The Serge was done similarly in
the old times and that synth panels are still OK!
That machined panel-making methods can do only letters and a few signs, no curves, etc
very boring and too rigid to me...
I'll post some links of transfer materials when I have a minute, but check that Ray W. site.
f
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--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, "Larry T." <larry@u...> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I see the photos of the MOTM format modules and I really want to know,
> How Do You Do That? I have quite a number of modules to do, and I am
> always put off by the issue of making panels.
>
> Larry