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How do you use your midi-controllers?
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martyn
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Posted : Mar 7, 2005 21:50
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Do you only control parameters that you may change during the track (like filter-cutoff, resonance etc.) and make the other settings with your mouse or do you also control more "static" parameters that you won't change anymore (like eg. waves or so) to get the feeling of a "real" synth and get rid of the mouse?
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serra
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Posted : Mar 7, 2005 21:54
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Nah, that's too much work =) And not enough knobs...
Just for recording the knobtweaks... and im practicing to play the keyboard so that i could some day play the riffs with the actual keyboard =) |
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d_2
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Posted : May 15, 2005 09:54
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I use my midicontroler (behringer bcf2000) to controll softsynths........ like for instance I've got the albino on all my cc's ... so +- 127 knobs to play with!! (just for the albino).. I can do full syhtesises thru my controler... feels great!! (can't compare with hardware-syths... yet)...
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diskonekt
Fat Data
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Posted : May 15, 2005 16:02
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On 2005-05-15 09:54, d_2 wrote:
I use my midicontroler (behringer bcf2000) to controll softsynths........ like for instance I've got the albino on all my cc's ... so +- 127 knobs to play with!! (just for the albino).. I can do full syhtesises thru my controler... feels great!! (can't compare with hardware-syths... yet)...
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Does the BCF hoes a preset memory?I'mthinkin about buyin it - with all these knobs you can do good stuff
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illusions
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Posted : May 15, 2005 16:23
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do you really need the controller to store the layout ?
cubase/nuendo allow you to store your layout - makes even my small oxygen 8 quite useable  |
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diskonekt
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Posted : May 15, 2005 16:32
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nice one / i don't use cubase or nuendo though and i'm very comfortable with the way my current controller is working - got a memory preset for each of the vsts i'm using most but i'd like to control other stuff too (mixer mostly) ,thus 8 knobs/8 faders are a bit low
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Rishi
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Posted : May 15, 2005 18:55
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I use the remote 25 .. and its the easiest and BEST midi controller i tried . i mainly use cutoff and frq and the mod and pitchbend wheel . One thing that is bommer , i learned for next time .. i need more octaves for studio use ..the 61 will do
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s0ft
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Posted : May 16, 2005 23:37
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i usually just assign things to the knobs that i use most in producing a sound (cutoff, res, etc.).
its all about knobs! its just fun to twist and turn.
i work out basic melodies too, but then i move to the key editor to finetune it.
the rest i do by mouse.
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d_2
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Posted : May 20, 2005 10:33
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yeah!! the BCf2000 has 32 presets....
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