Joystick circuits are dirt simple. What makes the difference is just what feature set you want. You can build one as simple as one dual op amp and a few resistors. But, if you're going to all the trouble, why not make something with some control so you do not have to do external processing. So, I'd want: -> a +/- bias control with a center detent pot for each axis -> and a gain control for each axis. -> + and - outputs for each axis. The ideal circuit would accept joystick pots of most any size without changing the circuit. And, you have to decide if you want to deal with the pushbuttons. While it seems a waste, you can always use a pair of pedal interfaces. So, whadda ya want? Larry H --- Dana Countryman <dana@danacountryman.com> wrote: > Question: Has anyone come up with a joystick for their modular > setup?? I have an old Korg Poly-800, and the joystick is one of > the best things about it. > > I'd be curious to find a way to rig one up for the dotcom... > > - Dana __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: [dotcomformat] Re: Picture for the main page > MS 2000
2004-09-21 by Larry Hendry
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