Kaoss Pad inserted into a Guitar

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February 13, 2011, 04:09:07 AM Last Edit: March 15, 2024, 10:33:12 AM by Elantric
Ok there are quite a lot of these older video's, have searched FGN & can't find anything posted already, so I'll post it.
I find this very interesting.....But also think.....why would you bother, especially with VG's or GR's etc etc etc out there.
This video is pretty cool thou...


This is a guy that shows how to hack into a guitar......Get your Dremel tool ready  ;D  ;D  or a chainsaw.
http://www.unmaintained.com/forums/ShowThread.aspx?PostID=43
Another different conversion....
http://www.unmaintained.com/forums/thread/205.aspx

Bummer.....If only I had room on my V project guitar  ;)

Please don't do this to your Gibson DarkFire  :'(



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You move your hand Up and Down that long bit and the music comes out of that Big Black Box behind you !!

MCK-fgn

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February 13, 2011, 05:30:34 AM
Quote from:  Zummooz on February 13, 2011, 04:09:07 AM

Bummer.....If only I had room on my V project guitar  ;)



Cool stuff. Thanks for posting. Now with regards to space on your V... The empty V space between the protruding tips of your V just behing the bridge looks like a great place!!! Put it in diagonally and it should be a great fit!  ;D
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Elantric-fgn

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February 13, 2011, 10:21:01 AM
. . . the future ain't what it used to be . . .

vanceg-fgn

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February 13, 2011, 07:36:10 PM
Very nice and dramatic with the glowing light of the kaoss pad..>But, wouldn't it be much more flexible and useful to mount an iPhone or iPad (or other wireless device) so that one could use the pad for more than just (low budget) effect processing.

I guess some folks really like the idea of built in processing...and it is nicely dramatic....

Zummooz-fgn

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February 13, 2011, 09:10:56 PM
Quote from:  vanceg on February 13, 2011, 07:36:10 PM
But, wouldn't it be much more flexible and useful to mount an iPhone or iPad (or other wireless device) so that one could use the pad for more than just (low budget) effect processing.
Agree, But...Don't think iPad's & iPhone etc where even thought of when this person made this.
This is Future Guitar Now thats why I posted it here  ;)
I'd prefer your way (than this) of putting different things into a guitar anyway.

Quote from:  MCK on February 13, 2011, 05:30:34 AM
Now with regards to space on your V... The empty V space between the protruding tips of your V just behing the bridge looks like a great place!!! Put it in diagonally and it should be a great fit!  ;D
Gee Wiz......I was gunna put Maschine or Kore Controller in their......Ummm may-be even try & fit a Virus Ti  ;D ;D
Q... What kind of advice can you give me ?   Tommy Emmanuel's reply ....

You move your hand Up and Down that long bit and the music comes out of that Big Black Box behind you !!

vanceg-fgn

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February 13, 2011, 09:18:30 PM
Yes, that's very true that the iPhone and iPad weren't available at that time.  However, there were other touch sensitive strips and other unique controllers which could have been attached to a guitar to provide interesting MIDI control for external devices such as the I-Cube systems.

http://infusionsystems.com/catalog/index.php

I had been considering installing I-Cube based controls in my most recent guitars, but decided against it since an iPod Touch is so affordable nowadays. 

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