I'm not sure exactly how keyboards are put together, but it seems like it
would be hard to shield them against contaminants/elements since the keys
have to have such a huge range of motion.

I prefer the pad style interfaces myself and believe that they may be easier
for you to ruggedize with a plastic overlay or something.

Anyway, thats all I got.

Keith


On 7/20/08, Art Hunkins <abhunkin@uncg.edu> wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend a list of MIDI control surfaces that feature 16
> pots/sliders that will work with OLPC? (Of course I'm talking about
> realtime
> Csound application.)
>
> Are there any MIDI devices especially designed for the OLPC, or likely to
> be
> available or encouraged (normative) for use?
>
> I imagine that features such as low cost, rugged construction, wide
> availability would be crucial. And I'm wondering if an instrumental
> keyboard
> (in this case, plus pots/sliders) would be the preferred "format"?
>
> Art Hunkins
>
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