Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] Reverse-engineering files
From: Paul Winkler (slinkp23_AT_yahoo.com)
Date: Fri Dec 01 2000 - 13:59:31 EET
> > Editing effects stacks on a monochromatic LCD screen
> > is crazy, I would rather have knobs!
That's another reason I got the SU700.
Samples are arranged in 12 "tracks", each with its own pad; above each
pad is a knob.
Off to the side is about 30 buttons, each of which assigns a control
function to all 12 knobs. So there is NO stepping through menus to
find the thing you want to adjust - you just get used to the button
layout, and then adjusting your sound is never more than 1 button
press away. Bam.
It's not a perfect system - there are some things that take a while to
do, and some things that I don't think you can do at all - but there
is a LOT of sound control right there. It's really fun.
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................. paul winkler ..................
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