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Hi dear LAUers.
I wanted to ask about Softstep and if anybody has any experience with this

on Linux. V=EDa USB it seems to work ok as a standard MIDI sender/receiver.

I'm particularly interested in I/O in the use of the application (Windows

version over Wine) they distribute to load scenes/presets and update its

firmware on board. You know that everything that sounds "firmware" is

risky. Would not want to fry my Softstep.
Thanks in advance.
P.S:

Softstep[1] is a footpedal controller that can send MIDI and OSD events

based on pressure, X axis, Y axis, etc. really complete.

You have more info here:

http://www.keithmcmillen.com/softstep/overview
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Carlos sanchiavedraz

* Musix GNU+Linux

  http://www.musix.es
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Hi dear LAUers.I wanted to ask about Softstep and if anybody has an=

y experience with this on Linux. V=EDa USB it seems to work ok as a standar=

d MIDI sender/receiver.I'm particularly interested in I/O in the us=

e of the application (Windows version over Wine) they distribute to load sc=

enes/presets and update its firmware on board. You know that everything tha=

t sounds "firmware" is risky. Would not want to fry my Softstep.<=

br>
Thanks in advance.P.S:

Softstep[1] is a footpedal controller that can send MIDI and OSD events bas=

ed on pressure, X axis, Y axis, etc. really complete.

You have more info here:

http://www.keith=

mcmillen.com/softstep/overview

-- Carlos sanchiavedraz* Musix GNU+Linux=A0 http://www.musix.es
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