12 May
2016
12 May
'16
10:39 a.m.
Am Mittwoch, den 11.05.2016, 14:24 -0400 schrieb Paul Davis:
I finally found the url I was looking for:
http://manual.ardour.org/using-control-surfaces/midi-binding-maps/
"At this time, these binding maps need to be created with a text
editor.
Currently, we have presets for:
* Behringer BCF 2000
* Korg_nanoKONTROL
* M-Audio Oxygen 8 v2
* Roland SI-24
* Behringer DDX3216
* M-Audio Axiom 25"
Oh! The MCU (Pro) isn't there at all. Does it only work with the Mackie
Control Protocol?
I have a Behringer BCF 2000, but I was looking for a device with more
features and higher quality (the motor-faders are quite loud).
Does anyone has experiences with another device?
Greets!
And thanks, by the way, for the fast answering!
Mitsch
The big problem with the Mackie Control protocol is
that it only
allows 8 channels per MIDI port, so if you want to build up a more
serious size console, you need several device connected via multiple
MIDI ports, or a bigger device connected by >1 MIDI port.
Best thing would be if
I could control all the 24 channels of my HDSP
9652. (I don't use the S/P-DIF.)
Really, just 8 channels with the MCU? Doesn't it have pages to flip
through?
Is there a manufacturer that offers Linux Software for (better/easier)
configuration?> > The configuration is all in Ardour, and has basically nothing to
do
with Linux at all.