New Livid Ohm64
New Livid Ohm64 Posted on: 25.03.2009 by Dawn Van Tekki! This one has three knobs/rotaries for the first fout faders.Note: this is slightly different than the one posted on the "Livid Ohm" Thread Here is a link: couldn't figure out how to post the picture, because it's a bitmap and the file is too big. http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/03/25...usa-by-humans/ Edit, saved bitmap as jpeg | |
| Elaina Hoerger 25.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by Tekki
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| Dawn Van 25.03.2009 | Tekki! This one has three knobs/rotaries for the first fout faders. Note: this is slightly different than the one posted on the "Livid Ohm" Thread Here is a link: couldn't figure out how to post the picture, because it's a bitmap and the file is too big. http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/03/25...usa-by-humans/ Edit, saved bitmap as jpeg |
| Inell Rigterink 03.02.2010 | It really is awesome - its changed the was I play music luv it |
| Leota Saniuk 09.09.2009 | its going for USD 599 and is in stock now: http://lividshop.com/hardware/ohm64.html • 17.5" x 10.5" x 2" (WDH) / weight 6.5 lbs. • USB Powered • Bi-Directional MIDI communication (talkback) • Class-compliant: no drivers needed for Mac, Windows, or Linux. • 75 Programmable backlight buttons for talk-back and interactive performance • Programmable MIDI mapping allows you to change the MIDI settings on the hardware • Aluminum Faceplate • Open Source software tools to create your own LED talkback interaction • Ohm Editor included for MIDI editing, and LED talkback programming • Cell DNA video performance software included • Standard MIDI IN and OUT jacks • Made in the USA • Compatible with any software that supports MIDI learn • ROHS compliant |
| Ruiz dB 27.03.2009 | Yeah I came across this while trying to figure out how to make a DIY APC40 (i.e. a 64 button Ableton controller with faders etc...) The cost is reportedly about $699 US... $300 more than the APC40... On a side note, I was looking to incorporate the UMC32 MIDI USB chip offered by Hale Micro in a DIY project, but it only supports up to 32 inputs... at $75 dollars a pop, I'd probably have to use at least 3 of them making it cost ineffective to compete with simply buying the APC40... Has anyone used MidiBox? I'm not afraid of programming chips... but I'm not to keen on electronic components which is why the prebuilt UMC32 was attractive... Anyway, the Ohm64 is pretty nice with the wood finish... I feel like I'd have to drink wine instead of beer while using it... |
| Random X 26.03.2009 | Yeah, but if I am correct, Livid will also provide these controllers with composite and complete metal casing, so not all is lost. |
| Florence Alch 26.03.2009 | Unless I made it myself I don't want a wooden controller. Looks like a good piece of gear though |
| Random X 26.03.2009 | Yeah, for me that's, a downer to be honest. I would not buy a controller with wood grain. |
| Dj Daxsen 25.03.2009 | but come onnnnn, the apc40 doesn't have that nice wood grain! |
| Elaina Hoerger 25.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by Tekki
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| Random X 25.03.2009 | More expensive than an Akai APC40, if I am correct. |
| Elaina Hoerger 25.03.2009 | haha that thing is pretty funky fresh for a controller.. how much is it? |
| Dj Daxsen 25.03.2009 | That + 2 x XP10s or 2 x OTUS RAW and you're set. |
| Random X 25.03.2009 | Oeh.. nice... Added Rotaries! I like! |
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