Headrush Core Stand and Paint Audio MIDI Captian STD Label Cover
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Some accessories for using a MIDI controller with your Headrush Core
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I recently got a Paint Audio Midi Captain STD MIDI controller to assist with getting more functionality out of my Headrush Core.
The label sheet is just a 2-3 layer flat cover, that is reversable. In my pictures I tried making it with embossed letters but i went too small and ended up using a label maker. You could just as easily print in white and use a sharpie. Stays in place nicely.
The stand(s) are designed to interlock with the rubber feet of the Headrush and lift it up so the midi captain can nest up to it (and its cabled can spool up underneath), I also find I like the angle it puts the Headrush at. I don't know if this will work for the Prime, but I would advise caution with the expression pedal on it, I don't know how it might handle any side to side motion.
I printed in PETG for the stands and PLA for the cover, no supports needed, 15% infill. I used 4 layers top and bottom and 4 shells, but its probably fine if you use defaults. Print 2x stands, both fit on the bed of my MK4S.
You could probably get away with less layers for the cover, maybe 2 at 0.2 each even.
You could add rubber feet to the stands, but I designed in little spikes, since where I have it setup its carpeted and they stay in place nicely.