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Is there a controller out there that has switchable layers that could be used for Cubase and Scope?

Just wondering. I've been using a Houston controller with Cubase SX for a while. Works pretty well overall. I'm going to see if I can get it to talk to Scope somehow. I'm pretty much of a midiot when it comes to these things so any suggestions as to which modules I should be using, how and where, would be welcome...as in, like, you are describing the process to someone with a serious brain trauma who just woke from a 10 year coma.

i use several controllers:

the oberheim mc 2000
emu xboard 26
emu launch pad
evolution xs session
hercules mk2 (this one was for vdj, but it's good with sequencers too)

Hi, actually I use my masterkeyboard wich has some assignable potis. But I'm working on this:



It will became my master controller for either Scope and Nuendo.
It has some assignable banks. If you're interested, here: http://www.ucapps.de you will find all the informations. The project is called midibox16 but there are some more evoluted one (64 knob + 64 switch for example) also.

Lima wrote:Hi, actually I use my masterkeyboard wich has some assignable potis. But I'm working on this:



It will became my master controller for either Scope and Nuendo.
It has some assignable banks. If you're interested, here: http://www.ucapps.de you will find all the informations. The project is called midibox16 but there are some more evoluted one (64 knob + 64 switch for example) also.

Beautiful!!!!

Thank you!

solid wood always adds an extra touch of beauty

cheers, tom

Lima wrote:Thank you!

If I don't have one of these I might die!! There is some very interesting stuff at the link you provided.

We're using a Control Freak SE by Kenton as our main midi controller. It's less advanced than a BCR or whatever in some respects, but more advanced in others (sysex for example). It's stunningly similar to the Peavey PC-1600.

We also use an Electron SPS-1 which has advanced sequencing options.

ehh...Elektron...Shroomz

I use Peavy PC1600 and the Korg microKONTROL, (@ DJ) which has 12 (programmable) scenes, presets including Cubase and Logic
Velocity pads, dials, faders, keys (3 to 6 oct) and vector controller, all-in-one... alumnium tho,no wood
9 displays reacting to touched controller,and hex programming.
No min/max settings for faders alas, therefor still my old PC1600...

Nice project Lima!

Doepfer Drehbank, a rock solid 64+64 knobs + pedals controller.
Tascam US-224.
Yamaha EZ-AG guitar midi controller.

SAC 2.2, E-Mu Launch Pad, Phat Boy, Keystation Pro 88 and an Axiom 61.

peavy pc1600 my main weapon
korg pad kontrol lots of fun

palm pilot with the hedghog sequencer
doepfer dehbank
starr labs mini-z midi guitar
roland pc200 keys

been thinking about hooking a broken adat to some sort of fader box for really smooth controlling but that's another project

j9k

My controllers at the moment:

Roland PC-200 as masterkeyboard (and only keyboard)
Roland MCR-8 as midi controller (Talking about "state of the art")

My plans are to first hack my MC-8 to have new case and front end, to get long faders and decent knobs, along with the eq-section that is switchable by pressing a button. No new functionality, but more clever and "pro-feeling" layout and feel to it.

When I'm done modifying MCR-8 I think I take a midiboxproject as my next goal. I'm not sure yet, how I should advance with it, since it somehow depends on what is going to be my direction with the studio hardware.
If I go analog and buy a decent mixer, I will need a controller to tweak VSTI:s, Scope synths and Reason. If I buy Duende, I will need a controller that looks like SSL channel strip and master compressor =)

Time will tell.

I see that the Control Freak product has profiles for Pulsar. Anyone using this?

anyone using the Tascam US 2400? Are there templates for different controllers anywhere?

Thanks