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At 07:10 AM 2004.09.18, Lance Zechinato wrote: >PMC didn't send up fireworks for me (as a better FCB). But my OS comment >is >like saying a PC OS built for x86 architecture is like any other, which is >obviously false (e.g., Win vs. Linux). That's what I was confused by - I would hope ALL the controllers out there are designed to MIDI spec. >It's what the thing can do, which >was your point in your other response and you're right. > >Reading Per's explanation of his FCB workarounds, I was thinking about all >the freakish workarounds I've done through the years from MIDI & outboard >sequencer stuff to Frankensteined PCs for recording, and it seems there's >almost always a workaround. That's true - especially if you have a PC involved (or a sophisticated MIDI patchbay) since then you can get into remapping program changes to do anything you want. There is at least one list member that uses a standard controller just to send program changes to a PC-1600 which then turns around and sends more elaborate commands to the rest of the system. >For the "perfect" floor controller I wanted the Ground Control, but it >seems >kinda big and the small clickity switches aren't my cup of tea, but man >that >thing seems like a very sweet contoller. Whether they're really clickity >I >don't know, but I'm still not a fan of the tiny foot buttons. Where the >perfect controller? (Wait don't tell me! The PMC. Maybe you're right. >;))) I haven't found the perfect controller yet ;) The perfect controller would be in production, more road-worthy than the PMC, as inexpensive as the FCB1010, etc... sean