My finger drumming box

[Ersatzplanet]

that's a good idea to cut up a mouse pad.
Some of them ar pretty thick so that might be shock absorbant enough to prevent the ache in my fingers.
If i use them as is , that would be like hitting on a table , right?

Yes. Without a mat or other surface on them, they are as hard as whatever they are stuck on. I have users who have thick rubber mats on them. The FSR is force sensing so the mats even out the force and make them much more "playable" - more subtle force levels are detected. They are a must-have for sticks or other hard hitting.

I sea you have a mdule with an arcade button too
your modules look pretty nice.

Thank you! we specialize in controllers and performance modules. Modules that help when the "spaghetti" of patch cords gets to dense to easily put your fingers through to tweak.

The arcade button modules uses true pinball machine buttons and would not work with your rig because they are designed for the wooden sides of pinball machines and are over 2" deep! they have a great bounce-less action though using common micro-switches which can be swapped out for different "feels".

[Rekhyt]

Found some green led strips that work on 12V for like 11 euro.
They are ment to be placed on car's.
Maybe i can attach the leds straight to the power adapter and put a switch between that can be triggered by a gpio from the axoloti.
Anybody have any idea's on that?
My power adapter is 12V 1A .

[steveo]

Looks awesome dude.

Did you sort out how to power the LEDs? Does it require a separate power supply or can the LEDs be powered from the Axoloti's power input? And, did you figure out how to switch on and off using a GPIO?

Thanks