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by dapangzi
140 days ago
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Checked the project out, while basic from an engineering perspective, does feel like it meets a niche, and how's that a crime? I'm inclined to buy once I see others test it (I hate being a beta tester, no offense intended). $250 for this is *stupid* cheap, given your competitors' *stupid* prices. Feels like a lot of info is missing here, you getting banned from Instagram. What was the nature of the post? edit: Also, have you considered a spring-loaded x-y controller or touchpad x-y controller? I find these indispensable. |
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RE:engineering: You're spot on, on the engineering side it's dead simple. Simple, reliable, serviceable were all part of the goal.
RE:pricing: Other devices in this category are expensive and several have built-in synth engines and audio cards. This build uses mostly off the shelf components in an effort to keep the price down.
Instagram said I 'violated community guidelines'. Not sure how, I posted a photo of the controller and two videos of it in action. I think my error was following too many people too quickly, maybe lots of external traffic from reddit hurt too?