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> I'm aware of MIDI mapping, my question was about the possibility to make a stand alone sysnthesizer (with keyboard and knobs) in which the necessary controls
by capableweb 5y ago
> I'm aware of MIDI mapping, my question was about the possibility to make a stand alone sysnthesizer (with keyboard and knobs) in which the necessary controls would be read from analog inputs while still displaying them on the screen as if they were changed with the mouse, which is not easy to do when playing live.
I see, I understood the opposite way! But yeah, what you are describing also exists! Many (high-end) mixers have motorized faders, also using MIDI if I remember correctly, so you can change the fader in your DAW and it's represented in meat space.
- PaulDavisThe1st 5y agoTo be fair, most control surfaces and mixers these days tend to have rotary encoders, so the only thing involved in "representing in meat space" is changing the LED indicator around/near the encoder. Motors are only required for actual faders that have real linear movement.