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@VScriptedVizionairy 3 күн бұрын
12:10....omffffgggg!!!!
@Tt-yr9ri 3 күн бұрын
8:20 Do you have eq/saturation or something else on the Linndrum at this stage or are those sounds coming raw from the drum machine?
@JimDaneker 3 күн бұрын
@@Tt-yr9ri if I recall, I think I was running it through a Neve 1073 and definitely driving it a bit hard ;-)
@gixerags750 4 күн бұрын
Great video ,but can't the System 8 do 95% that this does for half the price ? Cheers.
@JimDaneker 3 күн бұрын
@@gixerags750 no, the System 8 is limited to just the handful of ACB models. And it does those like nothing else - it's easily my favorite Roland synth of the last few decades! The JPX is a much more complete "anthology" of Roland's greatest hits. Tough to choose between them! The S8 is much more of a time machine though, and incredibly inspiring!
@gixerags750 3 күн бұрын
@JimDaneker I understand.. thank you.
@joerama 5 күн бұрын
Tour de force couched in a conversational vibe. Awesome and well done. TY for sharing your reverb insights, expertise, compassion.
@JimDaneker 5 күн бұрын
@@joerama love that "review" of my review - thanks much! 😁
@micwarren21 5 күн бұрын
Price point way too high for a mini cc controller.
@JimDaneker 5 күн бұрын
@@micwarren21 not at all. It's not a cheap plastic build; there are plenty of those out there. It's a high-end custom solution built with all premium components, and it's right in line with other high-end units, but goes way beyond them all in several ways. He got several dozen orders after this video dropped, and over 100 people on a waiting list. Clearly people have been waiting for a high-end option with this feature set; you get what you pay for.
@gixerags750 6 күн бұрын
You would buy both if you could afford it, System 8 is better bang for buck but the Jupiter X has those other filters, and overall superior finish QUALITY.. System 8 is the poor man's Jupiter X SIMPLES.😊 , I'll go the Sys8 as I already have a System 1 and 1M and love ❤️ them ❤️ 😍 💖
@JimDaneker 6 күн бұрын
@@gixerags750 I own both and love them both, but if I had to choose just one, it would be the System 8. In no way is it the "poor man's" anything... sonically, it stands up to any of Roland's analog legends. It's an absolute monster.
@gixerags750 6 күн бұрын
@JimDaneker here in Australia the X is $4400, the 8 is $2200, that is a massive price difference .that is all I am saying.
@JimDaneker 6 күн бұрын
@@gixerags750 yep, understood - that's a huge difference!
@gixerags750 5 күн бұрын
@JimDaneker also , I have never understood the Jupiter 8 hype, yes it's the sexiest Poly synth ever made , but I would prefer a MKS80 or Jupiter 6 for sounds...I am not into pads and strings, but my MC505 and MC909 can do those with some outboard fx I do miss my K2500RS and JD800 ! ...each to their own. ✌️ ☮️ ❤️
@kingadammusic 6 күн бұрын
Would you say there is significant overlap between the Rev2 and OB-X8? I bought the rev2 two weeks ago and just realized the ob-x8 D is $700 off. Played the ob-x8 was my dream since playing it at guitar center next month, but I don't want to discount or underestimate the Rev2. Maybe I'm crazy but I am down to own both. The reve seems brassier but probably tameable in that regard, though the OB-X8 is just so creamy and feels great. Would you justify owning both, or do you own both?
@JimDaneker 6 күн бұрын
@@kingadammusic I do own both. There definitely is a little overlap as shown in this video, but that's really just one basic sound… they diverge in wildly different directions because of that iconic Oberheim filter. Nothing else makes those classic OB sounds. 😁
@angelzb947 6 күн бұрын
What is the name of the song from 1:18 ?
@JimDaneker 6 күн бұрын
@@angelzb947 Notorious by Duran Duran.
@markhahn54 8 күн бұрын
Enjoyed the video but did my leave a link to find this manufacture I tried to locate them without sucess,
@JimDaneker 7 күн бұрын
@@markhahn54 I put the link in the video and the description; you can find him at www.musiotech.com/
@anthonycaranci3944 8 күн бұрын
Hi Jim. Sorry to be a bother but, do the extensions for the tier arms come with the stand? I contacted Black Panther Systems by email to find out, but still haven't heard back from them as of yet.
@JimDaneker 8 күн бұрын
@@anthonycaranci3944 no problem! The extensions don't come standard - they're optional.
@anthonycaranci3944 8 күн бұрын
@@JimDaneker Thank you. I'm you got back with me before I pulled the trigger on the order. I would've flipped had I went through all the trouble and then have to order/wait for more parts! Thanks again. Merry Christmas to you & yours.😀
@JimDaneker 8 күн бұрын
@ you got it! Merry Christmas to you as well!
@carsoncarr-busyframes619 8 күн бұрын
so freakin cool. it's a bummer people don't understand the work behind the scenes that goes into such innovation and quality but even more importantly, the difference between publicly traded companies with thousands of employees vs 1 person - or even if it was 10 working at this company. this mf isn't meant for hobbyists. I'm sure years of RnD went into getting to this point. the fabrication is totally something you'd use in a rolls to control the driver window so imagine the time and money going into the build but also all the work that went into programming the logic. on top of that, the response to custom firmware requests is not something anyone should expect but bam, here ya go! excited to see the 8 fader version too
@JimDaneker 8 күн бұрын
@@carsoncarr-busyframes619 EXACTLY!!!
@bluematrix5001 9 күн бұрын
Jim, if you have to pick one? Meris or Specular Tempus?
@JimDaneker 9 күн бұрын
@@bluematrix5001 for the absolute best ambient soundscape reverbs, Tempus. But the Mercury X is killer too! Also, the new Solis Ventus just came out - essentially the new updated version of the Tempus - that looks next level!
@bluematrix5001 8 күн бұрын
@@JimDaneker thank you Jim, just discovered you channel and is awesome, such cool vibe
@JimDaneker 8 күн бұрын
@ thanks for the kind words - welcome!
@eyesintheskies 9 күн бұрын
Sounds great but I’m happy with my eventide space, going to pick up the lvx though! Does seem the mercurys a bit nicer on the highs though the space is pretty dark find I it best recording a separate dry to blend
@gonreebgonreeb 9 күн бұрын
original prophet 5 ?
@maxmeier532 10 күн бұрын
Dear Jim, I keep coming back to this video, just to hear a few seconds of my favorite music I have heard in quite a while. The melodies starting at 16:44 and 51:05 especially. Really makes my mind wonder and dream. Thank you!
@JimDaneker 10 күн бұрын
@@maxmeier532 man, that makes my day… Thank you for such a kind compliment!
@nathanreddent2427 10 күн бұрын
I output it to 7&8 on my Focusrite and input record from 7&8.
@bonaventura_AKA_ben 12 күн бұрын
Everything you said about class compliance and fader throw etc was preaching to the choir, and I heartily agree. I’ve been on a similar journey using devices from Faderfox, Intech, Naked boards, etc. in other words, cheap to premium. But you are a professional and making money in a real job, I’m just a tinkerer hobbyist having fun waiting for Jesus to take me home. Spending this amount of money on a midi controller is like me buying a Moog 1 rather than a Muse, which I did buy. I’m happy that people are making quality devices like this. Great video!
@JimDaneker 12 күн бұрын
Thank you for the kind words, and for an honest, reasonable take on the premium pricing! Mike is definitely aiming for the serious pro composer market with this I think, and that seems to get lost a lot. But yeah, thankfully there are lots of options out there at different price points!
@anthonycaranci3944 13 күн бұрын
Great video Jim. Thanks. I'm leaning towards the Black Panther stand, although something tells me that if they extended the first tier out a couple of inches, you could make adjustments on the Jupiter X a lot easier. What a great stand! As I'll be having a 88 key on the 1st, a 76 key on the 2nd, and 61 on the 3rd tier. I worry about putting a Jupiter X on the 3rd tier of both stands. I'll have to measure the depth of the Fantom and Jupiter X. No need to respond unless you absolutely have the time. I know you're busy with family & music. Wishing you continued success in 2025.
@JimDaneker 13 күн бұрын
@@anthonycaranci3944 sure thing! No worries about putting the JPX on the 3rd tier - I now have an Oberheim OB-X8 in that spot on mine, and at a serious angle! It's rock solid, and that is a massive keyboard!
@JimDaneker 13 күн бұрын
@@anthonycaranci3944 also be sure to watch the follow up to this video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKm0kIOCoNWYl8U
@anthonycaranci3944 13 күн бұрын
@@JimDaneker Awesome Jim. Thank you.
@anthonycaranci3944 13 күн бұрын
@@JimDaneker Yes, I will. Thank you.
@youtubeupload8122 14 күн бұрын
Does the Dtronics DT-300 work with the TAL PHa version?
@JimDaneker 14 күн бұрын
@@youtubeupload8122 unfortunately not in Logic because Logic doesn't pass SysEx to virtual instruments for some stupid reason. So it depends on your DAW!
@anthonycaranci3944 14 күн бұрын
Hi Jim, I asked you about these stands a few months ago and I'm grateful for the information that you previously gave me. However, what I had forgotten to ask you was if you were using wall mounts with your Standtastic Stands. I see that your synths on the highest levels are on some very steep angles! This is what I'm looking to do with my synths, as I only own three, but, I worry about them falling forward. I plan to have a Nautilus 88 on the first tier, a Fantom 7 EX on the 2nd, and a Jupiter X on the the top tier. Naturally, I would want to angle mine as I've seen in your videos. Thanks again for the earlier response, I appreciated the info you shared. Also, your Jupiter X video (VST in a box) was awesome. The gentle shove I needed to finally "pull the trigger" on purchasing one. It's a great synth, but I love the Fantom a lot more! Thanks.
@JimDaneker 14 күн бұрын
@@anthonycaranci3944 glad the info was useful! I’m not using wall mounts - mine are the freestanding versions. There's zero concern about a synth falling as long as you balance them properly and make sure the feet catch the front edges. I also add some rubber non-slip material as well. They are absolutely rock solid.
@anthonycaranci3944 14 күн бұрын
@@JimDaneker Thank you Jim. The funny thing is - that about 10 minutes after posting here, I found your video review on the Black Panther Systems stand. That is a great video too. The only negative (for me), on the Standtastic is the height adjustment. Looks like it would take some measuring to get each side level. Thanks again. Wishing you & your a great Christmas Season.
@JimDaneker 14 күн бұрын
@ yep, I love them both, and each has advantages over the other. You can't get all of the angled flexibility with the Blackpanther, but they are definitely a bit easier to set up with precision, and they have a cleaner look. The Standtastic does give you a lot more flexibility though overall, and is quite a bit cheaper even with 4 tiers.
@str8upme2 14 күн бұрын
This is good for studio but if we was giggling constantly and you doing your own set up and tear down this can be a load of
@mehranmosaddeq6030 15 күн бұрын
Wished you would mention the price at first to not waste my time for watching this nonsense. Is the company joking with us? $650 for this? really? Ridiculous
@JimDaneker 15 күн бұрын
@@mehranmosaddeq6030 have you even bothered to look at the competition? The closest thing to this is near the same ballpark but doesn't come close in features or quality. Another competitor is designing something similar, but with eight faders - and it's going to cost $1200, so right in line with this. Do people really have no concept that high-end components, custom build, and niche product always comes at a significant cost? There's nothing ridiculous about this whatsoever - proven by the point that he got several dozen orders within days of this video dropping, and over 100 people on a waiting list. Maybe you just don't get it? If you want cheap plastic MIDI faders, there are plenty of options out there. This is for people who have been begging for this feature set for years and care about quality. There's clearly a market for it.
@ilearncode7365 16 күн бұрын
Even if its true that digital sounds the same as analog to the average joe, it would still be retarded to spend 3k on a midi keyboard with a vst in it instead of buying 10 VSTs for $1000
@Reg-Edit 16 күн бұрын
Synthesise become famous because of the records they have appeared on and who has used them In a mix. You would never know the difference I don’t like zen core personally for the record but I do use it This synthesiser has all the control, which makes it more of an instrument, so it’s a thumbs up from me👍
@786itube 17 күн бұрын
This is an expensive paper weight. The Behringer X-touch for me anytime with motorised faders & rotary control as well.
@JimDaneker 17 күн бұрын
@@786itube you clearly missed the whole point. Several dozen people have placed orders for it as a result of this video, and over 100 people got on the waiting list. There are people who care about quality and a unique feature set that nothing else has. For the 100th time: this is NOT a DAW controller, so it can't be compared to an X-Touch (which I also own).
@micheldm3264 17 күн бұрын
I HAVE BEEN USING SYNTHS AND SAMPLER FOR OVER 30 YEARS AND IT WAS LOST WITH VST'S HOWEVER I DRIVE THEM WITH AN M AUDIO CTRL49 WHICH IS VERY GOOD BUT I'M LOOKING FOR REAL-TIME PLAYABILITY AND I'M GOING TO BUY IT!
@jumpstar9000 17 күн бұрын
Looks really nice. Nice job. I can see the quality, but still I think I will wait until they are 400 or less. I'm sure they will sell to quite a few orchestral suite users for cinematic and TV work, I just think it is a tad high for general public. Christian Henson will love them I'm sure.
@JimDaneker 17 күн бұрын
@@jumpstar9000 unfortunately the profit margin just isn't high enough for them to sell for less - he really did go for an uncompromising build, which means expensive parts. It's worth it though for the quality ;-)
@kadmon78 17 күн бұрын
lol, 600 dollars for a few cheap faders, a micro display and probably an ESP32 chip inside? Not more than 20 dollars in total at aliexpress. Ok, the wooden case probably costs that much again. And yes ... some development time. But still...$600? I hope that not many people fall for this. (even if there are not many alternatives)
@JimDaneker 17 күн бұрын
@@kadmon78 lots of assumptions and zero knowledge of what actually went into this. It's astonishing how many people seem to have "Behringer pricing entitlement." Do it yourself at bargain basement pricing at this quality level, then show us the results. We'll wait.
@maailmanalku 11 күн бұрын
You really don't know what it costs to make a product. When you build a product you don't just put some components together and call it a day. You might have to spend first 2-3 years finding suppliers, making prototypes - all the while you haven't been paid a SINGLE penny for your time and effort. Judging from the look of the device I would guess it costs at least 200 dollars to build - which means there is some margin on top of it but if you knew anything about running a business you actually need to sell a product for at least 3X the cost of production to have some kind of business. Basically 1 part goes to paying the original product, 1 part goes to re-ordering it, and 1 part goes to labor, rent, shipping, insurances, software, returns, marketing, faulty items, etc. I would LOVE to have you demostrate how you will make this product with 20 dollars at this quality AND make it widely available to the public. Yeah - no you wont. Because you won't be willing to make any of the sacrifices it takes to build a product. No one is going to get rich selling this midi controller.
@JimDaneker 11 күн бұрын
@@maailmanalku BINGO 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@muppetpaster 17 күн бұрын
Are you seriously comparing a 40/50 bucks fader controller by Korg to a 600/700 dollar machine?? Also, throwing the Korg on the ground....Not the best way of saying that people who use them are poor, scummy idiots. What a bad "commercial".......😂😂 The arrogance.....
@carlosp.1846 18 күн бұрын
iPad or iphone +OSC
@JimDaneker 18 күн бұрын
@@carlosp.1846 I've used TouchOSC for 10 years and love it for custom button-based actions like key switches. However, I absolutely hate it for fader type controls; it's useless because you can't take your eyes off of it while performing, and of course there's no tactile response… give me real hardware controls any day. Glass screens aren't meant for this kind of thing.
@erik_stein 18 күн бұрын
Thankn you for this. It helped me to decide to pull the trigger: Yesterday, I just took advantage of a Black Friday sale from one of the few US authorized retailers offering $1k off... with only one available at this price!?! 🤩 Still a boat load of cash, but i have convinced myself that i just won the lottery. I cannot wait to receive it!
@JimDaneker 18 күн бұрын
@@erik_stein oh man, congratulations… You will love it!
@LightWave80FM 19 күн бұрын
Instant sub! Not sure how many times I just watched that into! Sharing this out it’s too amazing! Nice work! More please 🤩
@JimDaneker 19 күн бұрын
@@LightWave80FM aw man, thanks for the kind words! That was a fun one to do. Unfortunately, videos like that take a long time, and I'm extremely busy building Arcade Orchestra so I can't do them often. However, I will be starting to post a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff that involves recreating a lot of iconic 80s stuff, so stay tuned! 👊🏻
@JóhannGunnarsson-z4x 19 күн бұрын
One thing I would have like to see on this unit for more performance options is to send Cv messages to control Modular hardware as well would love to see that integrated in this unit ,.
@JimDaneker 19 күн бұрын
@@JóhannGunnarsson-z4x nice idea, but *extremely* niche on an already niche product. That would involve an entirely different hardware design.
@danielcatron1979 20 күн бұрын
Thank you for taking sharing your experience, asking the developer for excellent improvements, and taking the time and effort to put together your review. I've been looking for such a controller for ages but never quite ready to commit. Your rationale kicked me out of the motorized fader need (I liked them with ProTools but this is a different tool/context). Slightly related but interested in what you think of the Loupedeck CT.
@JimDaneker 20 күн бұрын
@@danielcatron1979 thanks for the kind words. I love the Loupedeck CT! I’m a bit concerned about future support for it since they were just bought by Logitech - but we'll see!
@StatelineMusic 21 күн бұрын
I had the same journey. Also trying to get my hands on the old Peavey controller. But with that in mind I ended up with Icon Pro Audio. What most people don’t realize is that their Platform X+ extender is not just an extender. If you are looking for a perfect MIDI fader controller, with 8 motorized faders, this one should be considered. So, to be clear, it is usually discarded as the extender unit, but for me it is the perfect 8 fader MIDI controller that I use to control my VSTi’s and sample libraries. It does not need the base Platform M+ unit to function, so you can work with just the extender. (I have a separate large DAW controller for that purpose). Hope this helps anyone looking for the perfect MIDI fader. Also, I think the new Icon Pro Audio P1X also can be used like this.
@JimDaneker 21 күн бұрын
@@StatelineMusic yes, those are definitely an option if someone just needs a simple device for pre-configured CCs that never change. They do have all the downsides I mentioned in the video though: no profiles for different sets of controls, and the (optional) display doesn't show the kind of info that makes these units really worthwhile, IMO.
@StatelineMusic 21 күн бұрын
@@JimDanekerHi Jim, the Icon Pro Audio Platform X+ is not completely according to your requirements. I.e. it misses a display (not sure how the optional display works), but for me, the companion app shows me the assigned CC’s. But it also allows for switching profiles (presets). So that part is all covered using the companion app. And for me, especially because of the 8 faders, it is most worthwhile. Not trying to win you over, but as you mentioned the Peavey controller which is a device people still like to acquire for this reason, the Icon Pro Audio is the one IMHO. (Including motorized faders and easy on the wallet).
@rubenzemog 21 күн бұрын
Actually i have a Rev2 and OB6 and once you play them and mix them inside a song you can not tell which is which, i think it will happen the same with the P5 and the OBx8
@JimDaneker 21 күн бұрын
@@rubenzemog it depends on the sound. For the simple kind I show here, that's definitely possible. However, those filters vastly set them apart: an OB can do things a Prophet never could.
@clairehg2671 21 күн бұрын
❤
@zemorango 22 күн бұрын
Now this is what this Synth can really do ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGWueWunad2eo7c
@sohailsamson828 22 күн бұрын
I recently bought Sparrow 5x5 MIDI controller and I am very happy with it.
@VDJ4500 22 күн бұрын
I’ll use an Ipad and pretend it has real faders 😅
@JimDaneker 22 күн бұрын
@@VDJ4500 ha - good luck with that! 😂 (I do use TouchOSC constantly for certain things - especially articulation switches and other custom controls - love that app!)
@dorteneugebauer1351 23 күн бұрын
Hello, thanks for the interesting post. There is also a plug-in for MainStage with which a video can be played along with playbacks in a playlist (with a projector) and MIDI data can be output for control (e.g. light dimmers, effects devices). Further information at the following link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX7SopmCfNCYadk www.youtube.com/@dorteneugebauer1351 Beste regards Eastbound
@jjptech 24 күн бұрын
I know it is not as beautiful and doesn't have such premium faders, but, had you ever too a look at Novation SL Zero box? that is an absolute beast.
@jjptech 24 күн бұрын
Novation Zero SL MKII is the right name
@info-df2wk 25 күн бұрын
Dear Jim, thank you very much for this great introduction in the Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave and its possibillities. As an owner of the original PPG 2.2 and 2.3 from 1983 on (and writing some international chart hits with it in the 80ties), I sold it years ago, because of its permanent unreliability and technical vunerability especially after using in concerts and live apperances. Additional, the lack of reasonable analog sound options (especially "strings" and "pads" was another problem and a thing that has always bothered me regarding this unquestionably in some way genius old machine. After selling the original PPG lots of years ago I was permanently looking for an alternative.. After watching your nice report today my search has obviously coming to an end. I have ordered a 3rd wave today from my german dealer and it is the first hardware synth I have bought for a decade, after using dozens of unsatisfying VST-"alternatives" in the last years. Now, I am very intense of this new device. Thank you again for your nice report, for the great sounds you have presented and your truly enthusiasm in this video. Best wishes from Berlin, Germany, Sven (The Twins)
@JimDaneker 24 күн бұрын
@@info-df2wk thanks so much for the kind words- you will love the 3rd Wave!
@iann8733 25 күн бұрын
Is it just roland vsts? Yeah, technically, BUT you dont have to pay monthly for them, and you dont need any special computer processing power or midi board to use them. The jupiter x was my first synth. Now i have a jupiter xm, a nord lead a1 and a studiologic numa X piano GT
@charlesgarrett3283 27 күн бұрын
My Alesis Ion sounds just as good if not better and cost a fraction of this overpriced vst in a flash case.
@JimDaneker 26 күн бұрын
@@charlesgarrett3283 let us know when you're serious 😁
@user-ht9fr6eh9u 2 күн бұрын
@@JimDanekernoice!
@pedrobarahona4092 27 күн бұрын
I love his drumming
@JimDaneker 27 күн бұрын
@@pedrobarahona4092 he's a monster!
@thomasbroker69 27 күн бұрын
lol I get it’s a CC controller but seriously why does it need to be so expensive?? It’s a MIDI controller!! it should be a tenth of its price.
@JimDaneker 27 күн бұрын
@@thomasbroker69 ever been involved in manufacturing a high-end tech device with all-premium parts, a custom built-in OS, a separate app, and thousands of hours of development? It's not trivial. Also, when you compare to everything else on the market, the price makes complete sense. There are one or two other similar boxes in the same relative ballpark, but none of the others come close to this in features. Nothing good is cheap, and this is worth every penny. He's not making a huge markup on these, BTW.
@thomasbroker69 27 күн бұрын
@ well I have been involved lots in Product design for audio companies, I get he’s made a custom controller and put in a lot of work to make bespoke controller, I presume he’s using some kind of Arduino chipset and coding. But MiDI controllers have been around for many years, you can replicate this with an iPad quite easily (how I currently control key switches) , someone should be able to design an inexpensive hardware controller that can be mass produced via existing mini chipsets. You could get a cheap Behringer that can do achieve the same thing & more with a bit of custom mapping. I suppose this suits the top end guys earning tons of $ for their string work.
@JimDaneker 27 күн бұрын
@ yes, there are a lot of basic fader boxes in the "cheap" category, but again, you get what you pay for. His m.o. with this wasn't a budget piece; it was a no-compromise hardware solution that many composers have been looking for for ages. There is *nothing* else on the market with all of these features (especially the extensive custom labeling options, high quality color screen, etc.) and the two closest options are similarly priced but don't come close in feature set. He didn't use any cheap budget hardware; it's all high-end or custom parts, which aren't cheap; again, his margins aren't what some are assuming. If someone just needs a couple faders that always do the same thing with no frills, there are certainly many "cheap" options on the market. This is a whole other category.
@makipri 18 күн бұрын
@@thomasbroker69I’d guess it’s ARM based from the complexity and good response of the display. But still the price is a little overkill. I’d expect half the price. But I guess they’re produced in really small numbers.
@barryreynolds1949 29 күн бұрын
You say it is not a DAW controller. I understand it can’t control DAW faders, etc. But I want to be sure that MIDI CC changes are transmitted /recorded into the DAW so that there are continuous curves (like expression or modulation) that I can subsequently fine edit in the DAW. CORRECT?
@JimDaneker 29 күн бұрын
@@barryreynolds1949 of course! That's the whole point: to allow you to "perform" all those relevant CCs into your DAW while playing/recording virtual instruments, samples, MIDI gear, etc. Then, yes, being able to edit that data after the fact. So in that sense, it's the same thing as a DAW controller; but since most DAWs don't send that CC data back out, you don't need motorized faders for this. 😁
@johndrapeau6271 Ай бұрын
Hey Jim...Any chance your tour will include Canada?
@JimDaneker Ай бұрын
@@johndrapeau6271 of course! The intention is to take it all over the world 😁
@johndrapeau6271 Ай бұрын
Awesome......
@PeacefulThinker1010 Ай бұрын
Thanks for the review. Have you tried the Choisauce faders? I currently own one and the it feels fantastic. Hans Zimmer uses one.
@JimDaneker Ай бұрын
@@PeacefulThinker1010 I haven't, for the reasons mentioned in the video (I referred to it specifically in a few places, but not by name) - it gets rave reviews for the feel of the faders, but it misses several crucial features for me: mainly the excellent visual feedback & custom parameter/scene names that the MusioTech offers.
@PeacefulThinker1010 Ай бұрын
Very valid points. For me what I really like about the Choisauce is its simplicity. No software required. Just dial the CC you want to control, and go. BTW, fantastic collection of synths!
@JimDaneker Ай бұрын
@@PeacefulThinker1010 thank you so much!