modular midi controller

[jpls]

http://www.mawzer.com/index.htm

...looks damn interesting.

[Essaj]

wooooow......nice nice

[Leander_Techno]

Yep this is very interesting.. I think you can build very nice controllers with the 8 different modules.. Unfortunately not so much info on the site about the modules

[brianc]

On the topic of MIDI controllers, check out the new Allen & Heath Xone3D, which was on display at MusikMesse:

http://www.gearjunkies.com/news_info.php?news_id=525

I'd stab for one of those...

[rkampschoer]

Damn!
This might be the perfect machine for my live setup!
Do you think they would take back my 92?

[_concept_]

http://www.mawzer.com/index.htm

...looks damn interesting.

Yes, but according to http://createdigitalmusic.com/index.php pretty expensive - 700$ for backplane, and up to 180$ for modules...

Like that xone:3d though... But I don't see classic A&H filters there... Maybe it'll be on final product...
But what are those two big dials or dics or whatever things used for?

[vip32]

http://www.mawzer.com/index.htm

...looks damn interesting.

Yes, but according to http://createdigitalmusic.com/index.php pretty expensive - 700$ for backplane, and up to 180$ for modules...

Like that xone:3d though... But I don't see classic A&H filters there... Maybe it'll be on final product...
But what are those two big dials or dics or whatever things used for?

i think that section is for controlling ableton live, because you can see the live logo there. really nice if this is the case.

[brianc]

i think that section is for controlling ableton live, because you can see the live logo there. really nice if this is the case.

I heard those green live panels were just cardboard overlays used in the display. I was wondering if those were jog dials (rotate around) which can be pressed at the top, bottom, left, and right, or if they're rocker buttons that just let people push them. Either way, they seem a bit much to me...