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On Sun, Aug 21, 2011 at 3:04 PM, Renato  wrote:
> I'm curious, how do you plan to use such a device in a linux audio

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> environment? What will you map the buttons and faders to?

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There's quite a range of options for working with a controller of that type.

None of the solutions are perfect, and all require some adapting of the

workflow to the tools. Eg: SooperLooper & JackRack can do quite some damage,

as can a combo of Seq24 (with clip launch buttons) and some softsynths

running Ardour busses for automateable effects.. Also I'm working on coding

a live looping tool myself for a while now... :)
Although I quite like the midiFighter, its price is astronomical for 16

buttons. Ya could build it using an Arduino and some parts for 1/2 the

price.
Cheers for the reply, -Harry
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On Sun, Aug 21, 2011 at 3:04 PM, Renato <rennabh@gmail.com&gt=

; wrote:
I'm curious, how do you plan to use such a device in a linux audio

environment? What will you map the buttons and faders to?

There's quite a range of options for work=

ing with a controller of that type. None of the solutions are perfect, and =

all require some adapting of the workflow to the tools. Eg: SooperLooper &a=

mp; JackRack can do quite some damage, as can a combo of Seq24 (with clip l=

aunch buttons) and some softsynths running Ardour busses for automateable e=

ffects.. Also I'm working on coding a live looping tool myself for a wh=

ile now... :)

Although I quite like the midiFighter, its price is astronomical for 16=

 buttons. Ya could build it using an Arduino and some parts for 1/2 the pri=

ce.Cheers for the reply, -Harry
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