30 Apr
2008
30 Apr
'08
11:57 a.m.
Dear All,
ANyone used one of these with linux? Couldn't find it's usbid online --
what I want to know is is it worth getting, as in is it supported, have
people found it useful as a controller probably for hydrogen or midi
into specimen? I'm definitely getting a BCF2000 this or next week, but
found a cheap M-Audio and have seen them in action for drums. Haven't
found anything on google yet; if someone does want to point out that I'm
misusing google in this case then I sincerely apologise.
God Bless
Jonty
30 Apr
30 Apr
2:44 p.m.
J M Needham wrote:
Dear All,
ANyone used one of these with linux? Couldn't find it's usbid online --
what I want to know is is it worth getting, as in is it supported, have
people found it useful as a controller probably for hydrogen or midi
into specimen? I'm definitely getting a BCF2000 this or next week, but
found a cheap M-Audio and have seen them in action for drums. Haven't
found anything on google yet; if someone does want to point out that I'm
misusing google in this case then I sincerely apologise.
God Bless
Jonty
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Hi,
I have played with it in the past, before selling it, and it works OOTB
with linux (it is a plain usb-midi device). You can program each
pad/slider/knob to send any cc message. It has polyphonic aftertouch too.
All the best,
-c.
2:52 p.m.
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 9:57 AM, J M Needham <J.M.Needham(a)bath.ac.uk> wrote:
Dear All,
ANyone used one of these with linux? Couldn't find it's usbid online --
what I want to know is is it worth getting, as in is it supported, have
people found it useful as a controller probably for hydrogen or midi
into specimen? I'm definitely getting a BCF2000 this or next week, but
found a cheap M-Audio and have seen them in action for drums. Haven't
found anything on google yet; if someone does want to point out that I'm
misusing google in this case then I sincerely apologise.
I've never used one, but it apparently works:
http://qbik.ch/usb/devices/showdev.php?id=3292
3:36 p.m.
Am Mittwoch, 30. April 2008 schrieb J M Needham:
ANyone used one of these with linux?
Tested one some years back. Install is pretty complicated:
1) find the usb-cable
2) find the necessary plus on the finger-trigger and your pc
3) connect them accordingly
4) have fun.
:-)
Arnold
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3:41 p.m.
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Arnold Krille <arnold(a)arnoldarts.de> wrote:
Am Mittwoch, 30. April 2008 schrieb J M Needham:
It's a nice looking little unit. are the touch pads velocity
sensitive? I'd have fun driving Battery with a unit like this. One
place on line had them for about $110 refurbished.
- Mark
ANyone used one of these with linux?
Tested one some years back. Install is pretty complicated:
1) find the usb-cable
2) find the necessary plus on the finger-trigger and your pc
3) connect them accordingly
4) have fun.
:-)
Arnold
4:58 p.m.
Am Mittwoch, 30. April 2008 schrieb Mark Knecht:
It's a nice looking little unit. are the touch
pads velocity
sensitive?
As far as I remember: Yes.
Arnold
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1 May
1 May
5:01 a.m.
"Mark Knecht" <markknecht(a)gmail.com> writes:
are the touch pads velocity sensitive?
Yes, 128 levels, allegedly, but I can easily drum a killer beat on it
without it picking up a single thing, so it should be more sensitive.
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30 Apr
30 Apr
4:58 p.m.
Hallo,
J M Needham hat gesagt: // J M Needham wrote:
ANyone used one of these with linux? Couldn't find
it's usbid online --
what I want to know is is it worth getting, as in is it supported, have
people found it useful as a controller probably for hydrogen or midi
into specimen? I'm definitely getting a BCF2000 this or next week, but
found a cheap M-Audio and have seen them in action for drums. Haven't
found anything on google yet; if someone does want to point out that I'm
misusing google in this case then I sincerely apologise.
I have one and use it on Linux, works plug and play - though I'm not
very good at playing it, I use it mostly as a switch array I can even
hit in darker environments.
But this guy is really good:
http://www.hitmuri.com/hitmuri_en.html#videos
http://www.hitmuri.com/Videos/tf.avi
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1 May
1 May
4:47 a.m.
J M Needham <J.M.Needham(a)bath.ac.uk> writes:
ANyone used one of these with linux? .. [getting a
BCF2000]
I got both the Trigger Finger and the BCF2000. It's standard USB, so
everything works.
I actually bought it without checking what's on the market, because
that's the only unit they had that day and I had itchy trigger
fingers.
After using it for a long time, I'd probably check the market for
something that is a little more sensitive, though. When I "drum" with
my fingers, I tend to have very subtle hits and this unit is not that
great picking up those. I haven't used any other unit, so I don't know
if there exists such a sensitive unit that I'm looking for, though.
It also has some non motorized faders, which really doesn't belong on
a touchpad unit. I'd like more a clean pad unit, such as the korg one
and even something which is rack mountable, if it existed.
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7:10 a.m.
Hallo,
Esben Stien hat gesagt: // Esben Stien wrote:
After using it for a long time, I'd probably check
the market for
something that is a little more sensitive, though. When I "drum" with
my fingers, I tend to have very subtle hits and this unit is not that
great picking up those.
Did you play a bit with the various sensitivity curves that you can
program for the pads?
It also has some non motorized faders, which really
doesn't belong on
a touchpad unit.
Why not? I find them *very* useful to change parameters, and if you
watch the video I posted, you can see some of the more advanced
possibilities that faders on a trigger unit offer. In fact, the faders
and knobs made me buy the Trigger Finger instead of the Akai MPD16 at
that time. I guess, many others had a similar reason, because Akai
included faders and knobw in the MPD16's successor, the MPD24.
(Probably today I would buy that one, as it seems to have endless
knobs.)
Ciao
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