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> I'm guessing generating MIDI signals in software is going to be
> intractable.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms711640(VS.85).aspx
I believe also if you have access to DirectX on your system then DirectMusic
offers a higher level interface to the MIDI controller.
> For one thing, it's going to take some big chunks of solid wood, and a big
> iron bolt.
An M4 or M6 standard steel bolt will do, you're not going to be levering up
cars with this thing!
> Given how ludicrously expensive actual wood is,
It's only expensive *after* someone has spent time shaping it and treating
it. Raw wood is pretty cheap, I would imagine that enough for a set of
pedals is not going to cost more than fifty quid. It's up to you how much
time you then want to spend shaping and treating it.
> I guess it might not even come out any cheaper than just buying the one in
> the shop...
Oh it will definitely come out at least an order of magnitude cheaper, but
of course it's going to take some time and skill on your part...
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