>
>>You need to get a proper MIDI master keyboard. Or, if you *really*
>>want to use a PC keyboard, replace the keyboard MCU with one of
>>these boards they use for interfacing arcade joysticks and buttons
>>with the keyboard port or USB.
>
>
> (Actually, you'd have to replace pretty much everything, as it's not
> really the MCU, but the keyboard switch matrix that is at fault - and
> that usually concists of three layers of thick plastic film these
> days, so it's hard, if at all possible to modify.)
>
Hmmmmmmm... well, I think you've got me pretty much convinced there are
some limitations I've got to live with using the keyboard for sound :)
But I see you like to push the limits and I think that's really great!
Carlo
Received on Fri Jan 20 20:15:04 2006
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