8 Aug
2023
8 Aug
'23
3:08 p.m.
On Mon, Aug 07, 2023 at 01:07:28PM -1000, david wrote:
Lots of options, but none I'm geared up to test.
Oh, well! Perhaps a pair of
expression pedals - one mapped to X axis, the other to Y axis, then use them
together.
You could try the pedals as used by some flight sims, these could give
you 3 axes. Pressing the tips normally controls the brakes separately
for L and R, these should be proportional but may be spring loaded and
come back up if you release them.
The two pedals can also slide forward and back - they are linked, as
one goes forward the other will go backwards. This normally controls
the rudder and nose wheel steering.
Could be fun trying these for music...
Ciao,
--
FA
10 Aug
10 Aug
7:39 a.m.
New subject: Are there two-axis joystick-style foot pedals?
On 8/8/23 03:08, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
On Mon, Aug 07, 2023 at 01:07:28PM -1000, david
wrote:
That would remind me of my days playing a pump organ. Both feet were
pumping away, so a lever by one knee switched between "regular" and
"full" sound, while a lever by the other knee acted as the swell pedal.
A good workout!
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David W. Jones
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Lots of options, but none I'm geared up to
test. Oh, well! Perhaps a pair of
expression pedals - one mapped to X axis, the other to Y axis, then use them
together.
You could try the pedals as used by some flight sims, these could give
you 3 axes. Pressing the tips normally controls the brakes separately
for L and R, these should be proportional but may be spring loaded and
come back up if you release them.
The two pedals can also slide forward and back - they are linked, as
one goes forward the other will go backwards. This normally controls
the rudder and nose wheel steering.
Could be fun trying these for music...
Ciao,
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