Touchy Touchy Lol - jazz mutat lemur
Touchy Touchy Lol - jazz mutat lemur Posted on: 19.07.2008 by Ryan Konarski Hey what a coool midi control i was in a gig of the dj/producer Deadmau5 and he was using this cool midi the jazz mutat lemur.....before he used to use the xone 3d but he said it was too heavy to tke with him everywhere so now he take this to every gig coooooolll the only bad thing is the price $$$$$$ too much | |
Anushka jayamaha 12.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by eightyseven
http://www.macrumors.com/2009/03/11/...-gather-steam/ |
Elaina Hoerger 11.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by darrel855
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ezequiel tapia 10.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by laurens
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Elaina Hoerger 10.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by Tekki
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Herschel January 13.03.2009 | 5 dollars says that even if they do come out with a touchscreen Mac, it won't be multi-touch, but mouse control only |
Elaina Hoerger 13.03.2009 | there's been rumors of a touchscreen Apple notebook for so long.. i always take mac rumors (not just the website) with a grain of salt. |
ezequiel tapia 13.03.2009 | i'll be sure to drive to the store in my flying car and pick one up. |
Anushka jayamaha 12.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by eightyseven
http://www.macrumors.com/2009/03/11/...-gather-steam/ |
Elaina Hoerger 11.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by darrel855
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Anushka jayamaha 11.03.2009 | these should be really cheap once the Apple touch screen net book drops . |
ezequiel tapia 10.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by laurens
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Herschel January 10.03.2009 | Not to brag, but I have the most kick ass wife in the whole world. I didn't even have to beg! After eyeballing it for about 4 months, I ordered a Lemur today at the reduced price and can't wait for it to get here. After messing around with and programming several controllers, I have found that for my personal taste and style, I need something that is severely customizable, almost completely re-designable. The limiting factor in most controllers is in the hardware itself. There is either a limit to the amount of controls, or the controls send out modified or multiple messages that aren't changeable, and are only semi-correctable with a midi translator. The Lemur and the Monome have come the closest out of all the controllers, but having a grid of buttons became slightly tedious when trying to remember which row you put certain functions. The selling point for me was that on a Lemur, if you really wanted to, you could emulate nearly every controller, up to the internal memory capacity. And, because of the physics emulation and the OSC protocol, there really is no limit to what you could control or how you could control it, other than the fact that there is no tactile feedback and the screen size is about half the size I would prefer. The price tag on a double sized lemur though would make it impossible for all but pro acts. The ability to completely program your interface is much more important to me than tactile feedback, as the backlit screen actually compensates for some feedback vice blindly searching for that one unlit knob in the dark club. /the suspense |
Lamonica Rockholt 10.03.2009 | the coolest part is imo constructing your own midi controllers just with some clicks in ableton, just like in the deadmau5 interview. soooo cool. |
Jansen Brown 10.03.2009 | don't mean to get off topic, but speaking of ot controllers..I got to see Monolake's 'Monodeck" about a year or more ago. The controller is custom made and custom programmed through Max and strictly for Ableton. He said that he didn't ever need to look at his computer anymore, His stuff is quite a bit different to djing but it's still amazing. http://www.monolake.de/technology/monodeck_gallery.html |
Random X 10.03.2009 | Jups. The Akai will not have an internal soundcard, where the Vestax has an onboard soundcard. |
Elaina Hoerger 10.03.2009 | those are both hott-ass controllers... i'm surprised at how cheap the APC40 is for how epic it is! |
Random X 10.03.2009 | I have used it in ableton, and I was not impressed, tbh. I believe I would be way better off with an Akai APC40 or a Vestax VCM600. |
Elaina Hoerger 10.03.2009 |
Originally Posted by Tekki
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Random X 10.03.2009 | Well I have dabbled a bit with one about a month ago. I was not that impressed. The pricetag made the controller more impressive than anything else. |
Elaina Hoerger 10.03.2009 | Justice uses 3 of them in their live sets :-x goddamn! it must be nice to be rich |
Sau Claflin 10.03.2009 | Trust me it is not. It grows on you like a new bike does a kid. It is very user friendly and the best tool I've seen hit the market. It pushed me back financially, no doubt....but it is really worth it's weight, in gold imo. I love mine and there is no real lack of tactical feedback missing. trust me this toy rocks from the second you unpack it. |
Ryan Konarski 15.08.2008 | hey i personally believe thats is a lil dificult if i have sometimes problem touching an iphone now i can imagine this lol |
Matt Walker 15.08.2008 | Although LCD controllers are great and stuff on paper, the lack of tactical feedback sucks. It gets dark in clubs, and I like being able to feel what I'm doing rather than having to constantly look at the screen to see if I'm hitting the right button. I suppose if you practiced that wouldn't be a problem. Or maybe if you only use the lemur as your controller, but for me it wouldn't work because I use lots of little circuit bent toys and such. |
Random X 22.07.2008 | True that. Still working on touch screen concepts J? |
Xavier Emanuels 22.07.2008 |
Originally Posted by tekki
The lemur is waaay out of my budget, shame.. cause id love to get my hands one ! |
Random X 20.07.2008 | oof... So expensive. That's why I like Daft Punk, next too their Lemurs... BIG BCR2000s by Behringer. |
Sergey Boyko 20.07.2008 | yeah and I swear every good producer ( somewhat commercially successful at least) uses those things in there dj sets. it would be so nice to have |
Roberto Viccione 19.07.2008 | Yeah, I remember seeing that when it came out. Fucking expensive but SO COOL |
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