With enough of them, you could poorly and inefficiently replicate the foot keyboard of an organ.
Ross Bennetts
· 1 month ago
They are generally used as a start/stop [play/pause] button for typists transcribing recorded audio material...
sarareid
· 1 month ago
My husband has a knitting machine and a program called Designaknit. You should connect the machine to the PC with a very expensive serial cable which has a reed switch worked by a magnet to count the rows as the machine carriage moves back and forth. The program will also count a row every time spacebar (or up arrow)is pressed. I have tried to make a homemafe cable to do the same thing but I have not had much success, The problem seems to be that the program will not respond to Sendkeys in the way I think it should. Any ideas?
I used to look at sheet music in Adobe PDF on my monitor rotated into portrait mode. This would be PERFECT for the "Page Down" key to switch the page when I got to the end of page. (Actual digital sheet music displays are very expensive.)
StratMan9000
· 1 month ago
Play/pause in Adobe Audition when you're trying to learn a lick from a song.
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