midifighter classic vs. pro?
midifighter classic vs. pro? Posted on: 15.01.2012 by Mariano Shawler what you guys believe? im believeing of buy a midifighter but should i go with the classic which is cheaper or go all out on the pro? would be great with some pro cons. cheers guys | |
| Random X 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by ebaklid
If not go for classic, if yes go for a pro. |
| Cliff Lohman 16.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by ebaklid
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| Mariano Shawler 15.01.2012 | what you guys believe? im believeing of buy a midifighter but should i go with the classic which is cheaper or go all out on the pro? would be great with some pro cons. cheers guys |
| Ethel Saracco 24.01.2012 | I have a Classic and a Pro Cue Master. I modified my classic to add 4 additional arcade buttons and 4 knobs. I'm glad that I have both and use them for completely different tasks. The mod process was also very rewarding. If I were to buy just one though, and had the money, I would probably go with the Pro. You can do a lot more with it out of the box. |
| Random X 18.01.2012 | For me the classic is more than enough next to my S4, or BCR, or both my S4 and BCR. |
| Mariano Shawler 18.01.2012 | No I would use it as a secondary. I have the s4 now and I feel like the midi fighter pro would just add a lot of creativity to my mixes. Is there a DIY tread for moddin classics? Very interesting. |
| Random X 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by ebaklid
If not go for classic, if yes go for a pro. |
| Celina Alabed 17.01.2012 | If you do just basic mods (adding up to 4 knobs or faders and up to 4 buttons) there should be no programming needed. Just wire up your new controls to the expansion pins (super easy even with minimal soldering experience as it's just through-hole) and they'll start sending midi signals (someone correct me if I'm wrong). Then just add those to your mapping and you're done. |
| Kim Heuermann 17.01.2012 | modding a classic is really easy even when you want to add more features than a pro, the only difficult thing about it would be the programing |
| Cliff Lohman 16.01.2012 | True but i for one wouldnt really know how to expand it.. I believe a mfpro used is best value.. I honestly got a lil bored of classic after few months.. |
| Harley Hendzel 16.01.2012 | the pro is just a mf classic board with the expansions already installed and it has the dj tt mapping on it depending on the model. imo, if you are the diy type, you might as well get the classic and plan out your expansion of the board. |
| Cliff Lohman 16.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by ebaklid
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