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being corrected by Paul Davis himself is too much of an honor! much, much, much respect, Sir! (sorry writing that too quickly) never used Sail, but sounds go
by immmmmm 5y ago
being corrected by Paul Davis himself is too much
of an honor!
much, much, much respect, Sir!
(sorry writing that too quickly)
never used Sail, but sounds good! thanks reminding me i miss 8 hands and 3 brains when performing live :)
i have a midibox 8 motorized fader project waiting for an enclosure somewhere, but never really thought of it as more simultaneous controls. but indeed. will probably write a m4l patch to handle long sweeps while doing other stuff too.
> it sounds different, not better
agreed, sry
> Given what TSA did to Ballaké Sissoko's hand-made kora (a west African stringed instrument), I'm not sure that anything is safe.
i was thinking of a story by Underground Resistance, but the one you mention is even worst.
- PaulDavisThe1st 5y ago> (sorry writing that too quickly) well, not really :) There is still a fairly big difference between having all the knobs for module A as part of the faceplate of module A rather than just mapped to some generic MIDI knob surface. Maybe not as much as some people claim, but not zero.
- immmmmm 5y agoyes indeed. i'd further say that having physical patch cables, at least for me, tend to push to more experimentation especially for modulations, at the expense of having patches that are difficult to reproduce. in the end both have their advantages and inconvénients.