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u should turn the microkorg just inro a desktop without the keyboard its decent sound generator lool.

Obrigado pelo excelente trabalho que vem realizando. Você é nossa inspiração... Tenho uma pergunta: Você já pensou em usar os pinos touch do esp32 em seus projetos?

so you reinveted silicone keyboards

Oh my god that Korg MicroKontroller was a blast from the past, I used to have one of those!

i hope one day my son sees me like i see this guy

2 million test keystrokes!?! WoW!

The Weezer key board.

thumbs down for ripping apart a MicroKorg >:(

So at work I use a laser to engrave small wooden candle holders. They are meant to be square, but unfortunately they come with +/- 2mm deviation in dimensions. I can't just arrange them in a grid and engrave my design on them. So I built a large 8x5 template where I put them in. The idea is to have springy sides so that they self-center. Initially I used foam, but it wears down quickly and becomes unstuck. Then I used laser cut acrylic leaflet clips, acrylic = plexiglass, and even though it's not real glass, it sure is brittle. Then I resin-printed compliant mechanisms with built in springs, but resin is also brittle. I wanted to use real metal springs, but encountered the same problem as in this short - cost. Then, as a last ditch effort, I used similar designs as with my acrylic leaflet clips, but this time made of birch plywood... and they do work, somehow... somehow wood is not bad at being bendy and springy. If (when?) they fail I will employ a rubber tube spring method, 100%.

as a piano player, springs scare me. have you considered a print-in-place weighted hammer mechanism? or if weight is the problem, one that you could just fit a hexagonal nut into each hammer?

bro is reinventing the keyboard

See you in the continuum?? lmao i want more.

Your video breaks out everytime I skip forward or backward. Doesn't happen to me with other UA-cam videos though. What kind of codec are you using for your exports?

My dad opened up my piano because two or more notes didn't work and it used silicone.

what are you using to for the switch at each key? is it capacitive, or mechanical? which ones specifically ?

Feels like this guy is discovering trade secrets that companies have had in their manuals for years

Talent

I'm commenting 3 years later because this was 3 years ago and man your videos are so underrated😊😂

You sound like Nikolai from cod zombies

Great inventions 👍

Great 👍

Guitar hero controllers are made using silicon key structures

Pure treasure❤

Did you mean to say that after two million keystrokes it *doesn't* show weakening or deformation? Or perhaps you meant to say that after two million keypresses it *started* to show deformation? Either way, it's not clear from the video what you mean.

Use two small magnets with NN or SS poles. Perfect spring forever.

dude you should build a keytar with a strum bar so you can strum through the keys youre holding down. had this idea for a while but you look like you can build just about anything.

Any book recommendation to learn how to do this? Thanks!

I see you discovered how many cheap keyboards are made

Интересно, а с перегрузом как звучит?

that was bad ass!

I can't wait to see more!

this instrument is very amazing on its own, but your playing was groovy as hell man!

silicon works; I used it inside a DIY keyboard.

Secretly explodes when it hits 2,000,005

Ingenious! So simple yet so effective

Wow

Well done sir

omg i love it

why stop there, id love to see something with mechanical key presses, maybe like a heavier linear switch

Bravo! Skidegodt!

Would you be including touch sensitivity?

at 4 hits a second from the machine, the machine would have to run for nearly 6 days (I did the math) to complete 2 million hits. That's an awful long time.

squishy

silicone valley

I feel violated by your key testing robot

from the sound of the keystroke on any piano you can tell it is some sort of silicone-type mechanism inside of the board

How are you? Can I contact you via WhatsApp or Telegram or Instagram?

How long does 2 million keystrokes take?

Why not just print it in TPU?

Yes