Livid Ohm
Livid Ohm Posted on: 29.06.2008 by Matt Walker Hey guys/gals this is my first post, I've been lurking for a while, but I decided not to post anything until now.Anybody heard of this little controller here? Its called the Ohm, and its produced by a company called Livid. As far as I know, they make other sorts of midi controllers. This one caught my attention because it looks like a monome controller, only it has pots and faders (which is what the monome is missing in my opinion). Livid is selling them for just under $800 USD Anyway, they have a wooden desktop version and a rack-mount version There are some videos on youtube here: http://youtube.com/results?search_qu...q=0&oq=livid+o They're mostly just demonstration videos by Livid. I have yet to see any footage of anyone actually using this device. I just thought this was interesting and I figured maybe you all would like it. you can check out their site here: http://www.lividinstruments.com/hardware_ohm.php | |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Xavier Emanuels 10.10.2008 |
Originally Posted by earl-panda
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| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Matt Walker 29.06.2008 | Hey guys/gals this is my first post, I've been lurking for a while, but I decided not to post anything until now. Anybody heard of this little controller here? Its called the Ohm, and its produced by a company called Livid. As far as I know, they make other sorts of midi controllers. This one caught my attention because it looks like a monome controller, only it has pots and faders (which is what the monome is missing in my opinion). Livid is selling them for just under $800 USD Anyway, they have a wooden desktop version and a rack-mount version There are some videos on youtube here: http://youtube.com/results?search_qu...q=0&oq=livid+o They're mostly just demonstration videos by Livid. I have yet to see any footage of anyone actually using this device. I just thought this was interesting and I figured maybe you all would like it. you can check out their site here: http://www.lividinstruments.com/hardware_ohm.php |
| Xavier Emanuels 10.10.2008 |
Originally Posted by earl-panda
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| Cristian Carmona 10.10.2008 | I just got wood...pardon the pun....hehe |
| gilbert hatem 10.10.2008 | I am on the fence about making a diy controller that is a cross between the Ohm, NS7 and the VCI-100. I would call it... Awesome. lol I really do want to make this hybrid controller though. |
| Matt Kane 11.10.2008 | i believe this got erased so i want to talk about this sweety again! i totally fell in love with this controller, cause it has some wooden parts and a wooden crossfader. details: |
| Random X 30.06.2008 | It is pretty, but I'd love to see it with three extra knobs/rotaries per fader. |
| Adolf Hit 29.06.2008 | damn that is pretty, but definitely seems more slanted towards VJ style control as asides from the sweet grid the analogue controls are a tad sparse |
| Dj Daxsen 29.06.2008 | ill tell you one thing. they look damn fine! |
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