>> I'm sure many of you have seen a "ribbon controller" before. >> As Joe Miklojcik pointed out in his post on Saturday, the good >> ones tend to be be made out a linear force sensitive resistors >> (LFSRs). They are usually used to control a particular CC or (N)RPN > >Have a look at > >http://www.hku.nl/~pieter/HARD/FSR/FSR.html yeah, but STEIM don't sell their stuff. these guys do: http://www.infusionsystems.com/products/ i haven't tried any of it, but it looks awesome. Check the "Touch", "Slide" and most relevantly, "TouchSlide" sensors. --p
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