Dear all
I am an artist who is new to the whole Ableton Live thing, and although its straight forward to use Im getting ready for my first gig and want to get a control unit/keyboard so as to eliminate, as much as possible, the use of the mouse, and feel more 'hands on'.
My set is made up of .wavs, stripped from my tracks, so really Im looking for a controller to punch in loops, fade in/out, and tweak and mess with effects on each channel
My problem is, having looked through most of this forum, and others, I still dont know the best, and most suitable controller to go for...
PLEASE HELP/ADVISE....my gig is in 5 weeks and want to be ready!
If you contact me with a good tip/piece of advise that sorts me out, Ill send you a cd of my set
Many Thanks
WHICH CONTROLLER? PLEASE HELP
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The_Lost_Jedi
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There are lots of good recommendations, I'm sure, but I use the M-Audio Ozonic and would certainly recommend it.
You can read about it here:
http://www.midiman.net/products/en_gb/Ozonic-main.html
What I like about it is -
1. The firewire connection is better than the USB that I had before, and audio quality is great
2. The keyboard itself has three octaves rather than two, with good build quality, responsivity and programmable aftertouch.
3. The nine faders are great for mapping to mixer channels 1-8 plus master, and the 8 knobs for sends/etc
4. It has a joystick. Enough said!
In addition it has XLR mic input, seperate volume for headphone out so that you can preview, etc.
I think its a good recommendation, but its also a crowded field now, with lots of good options.
Hope this helps.
You can read about it here:
http://www.midiman.net/products/en_gb/Ozonic-main.html
What I like about it is -
1. The firewire connection is better than the USB that I had before, and audio quality is great
2. The keyboard itself has three octaves rather than two, with good build quality, responsivity and programmable aftertouch.
3. The nine faders are great for mapping to mixer channels 1-8 plus master, and the 8 knobs for sends/etc
4. It has a joystick. Enough said!
In addition it has XLR mic input, seperate volume for headphone out so that you can preview, etc.
I think its a good recommendation, but its also a crowded field now, with lots of good options.
Hope this helps.
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The_Lost_Jedi
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anonymouse
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http://www.alesis.com/product.php?id=18
Looks pretty sweet....AXYZ controller?
they also have a 25 key version with no faders
Looks pretty sweet....AXYZ controller?
they also have a 25 key version with no faders
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