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Post by Quint on Aug 21, 2024 13:30:40 GMT -6
This seems cool, and very affordable. You could build your own little hardware controller console. intech.studio/discover |
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Post by karlo on Aug 21, 2024 13:37:39 GMT -6
I have a couple of these, probably the best controllers I've used, but my exposure is limited. They're not that easy to program, but there are some really great presets you can just drop onto the knobs, faders, or buttons to getting controllin'. I have a tek2 and they have a preset for the endless encoder that makes it act like a mouse click and drag... so I can just hover my mouse curser over any parameter and then turn the endless encoder to adjust the value. It makes using VST/VSTi more like using a hardware synth. Works on DAW faders too. It's like nob, but not as ugly and cumbersome with those switches for horizontal and vertical mouse drags.
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Post by Quint on Aug 21, 2024 16:28:25 GMT -6
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Post by Quint on Aug 21, 2024 16:29:52 GMT -6
Also, I'm seeing that Rocksolid Audio has released a standalone version of their RA Control software which apparently works with any midi controller. That said, I have the Rocksolid Micro 3, and like it a lot. rocksolidaudioltd.com/pages/racontrol |
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Post by copperx on Aug 21, 2024 18:14:55 GMT -6
Are the encoders 14 bit resolution? The tech specs don't say, so I'll assume that's a no.
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Post by svart on Aug 22, 2024 11:19:07 GMT -6
Looks cool but only 60mm faders? Hmm. I'd need 100mm..
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Post by alvyn991 on Aug 23, 2024 11:40:20 GMT -6
This seems cool, and very affordable. You could build your own little hardware controller console. intech.studio/discoverIntech Studio's modular MIDI controllers are a great way to build a custom console! Perfect for a hands-on production workflow |
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