via Larry: "You can make your own overlay for many Korg, Dave Smith, Roland, and Native instruments at
www.styleflip.com. They have a web based editor that is very good for designing your overlay but you can really customize your designs with a web based graphics editor like
www.pixlr.com. It helps to have objects in the design on separate transparent layers to adjust for knob placement.
They print your design on A 3m plastic which is about as thick as a playing card but pretty sturdy. The surface is textured and feels similar to the front of a DSI TETRA. I was worried that my design would end up looking like a lunch box but it still Looks and feels like a synth. I thought it was fun and satisfying to make one of these. I wish they had a template for the xoxbox."
via Larry: "You can make your own overlay for many Korg, Dave Smith, Roland, and Native instruments at www.styleflip.com. They have a web based editor that is very good for designing your overlay but you can really customize your designs with a web based graphics editor like www.pixlr.com. It helps to have objects in the design on separate transparent layers to adjust for knob placement. 
They print your design on A 3m plastic which is about as thick as a playing card but pretty sturdy. The surface is textured and feels similar to the front of a DSI TETRA. I was worried that my design would end up looking like a lunch box but it still Looks and feels like a synth. I thought it was fun and satisfying to make one of these. I wish they had a template for the xoxbox."
Looks like a lunchbox.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely agree. Lunchbox. Horrible idea.
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