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How nice is this? They even send a picture before they ship stuff ;-)

I am sure you can reuse it for the new version... Seriously!

Labeled and everything...

Man. I am really sorry... Where did yet the enclosure from? I heard that it was a hard catch outside from Germany...

Working on the documentation. Hope that this image explains better, what happens

- on incoming Midi events
- when a Preset Button is pressed
- when a Loop button is pressed

Forgot to mention that I ended up using tayda's yellow diffused 5mm regular brightness leds for the voodoo vibe.

Get as many as you can get and try, try, try. I build a voodoo vibe and had diffused yellow ones from different sources.. And they all sounded different. Socket them, when you found a good match, pull the sockets out and put the leds in for good. And don't forget to post your findings for the more lazy ones among us (I will build one which I got from M. Kresol soon :-))

The downside to all this is that it's likely going to torpedo the Linda Looper I never quite finished.  It's THIS close to being completed...

If this all works out, I am selling my Linda Looper :-).

J. B. Weld. Or flip it over and mount pots to the lid.

Perfect 

First Jacks arrived... looking good so far, also with the placement of the PCBs. Bummer: The mounting holes in the PCB are too big (radius <> diameter   )





I will use rubber feet on the rear side (and tiny ones on the front): Easier access to rear footswitch row (loop row) and ideal for using pancake jacks. Probably will use a bit higher feet ...

I knew it was going to be a PITA to make that square hole, but actually, it's not that bad...

A little more than three months of development later... I ordered PCBs today.

Am I the only person who thought this thread was going to be about a malfunctioning musical instrument? Perhaps a broken midi cable.

I thought the same;

Can't wait to see final build..

It's coming, and I've never been more excited with a build. I have updated the enclosure labelling (see above) and added all the information needed for editing the midi commands with the footswitches (longpress L7 to enter edit mode, P1-P7 and L1-L3 for entering numbers, L6 to enter a value) and mute for tuning (longpress L1).

Finetuning the PCBs to fit under all the buttons is a lot of work. A lot of high-rise components (especially headers)...