Peavey StudioMix with Pulsar
Hi,
I have made some modules to control the SFP Mixers and Synth with the StudioMix. There are different modules to control 16 or 24 channel mixers or synth. They all translate the NRPNs of the StudioMix to CC for Pulsar.
Thomann ( http://www.thomann.de ) is currently blowing them out for 99 Euro, so it's a very cheap solution with 9 motorized faders and 18 endless rotary encoders.
I just have to write an installation guide and build some controller presets, then I will upload this to PlanetZ.
Markus
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: digilogue on 2002-06-18 00:54 ]</font>
I have made some modules to control the SFP Mixers and Synth with the StudioMix. There are different modules to control 16 or 24 channel mixers or synth. They all translate the NRPNs of the StudioMix to CC for Pulsar.
Thomann ( http://www.thomann.de ) is currently blowing them out for 99 Euro, so it's a very cheap solution with 9 motorized faders and 18 endless rotary encoders.
I just have to write an installation guide and build some controller presets, then I will upload this to PlanetZ.
Markus
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: digilogue on 2002-06-18 00:54 ]</font>
"Most of the control surfaces designed for computer mix use have at least attempted to be generic – that is, able to work with any program that understands MIDI commands. By contrast, StudioMix was custom-designed for Cakewalk Professional 8 and Pro Audio 8: its MIDI messages use a combination of System-Exclusive and Non-Registered Parameter Number (NRPN) control data that is understood only by the Cakewalk software"
Looks like it does'nt work.
That's a shame.
Could have been the steal of the century.
Looks like it does'nt work.
That's a shame.
Could have been the steal of the century.
Hi,
I found this hotdeal, because some people discussed on the germany keyboards ( http://www.keyboards.de ) forum how to use it with Cubase / Logic. They tried to map the controlles with Locigs environment and a Cubase user has build a tranlator using MIDI OX and both solutions seem to work, but I have not tried them.
Since I wanted to buy a midi controller anyway I have ordered two StudioMix. It still comes with a full Cakewalk Pro Audio 8.0, but I have not installed that yet.
My translation modules output MIDI Continuous Controllers and you can route this output to any MIDI dest in the SFP Environment, so you can use it to control external synth or any sequencer.
For 99 Euro it's way cheaper than any other solution with endless rotary encoders / motorized faders. It doesn't have the same quality as a Logic-Control ( f.e. only 60mm Fader, not touch sensitive ), but for the price there is nothing to complain. The main drawback is that you have no LEDs or display on the unit.
Here is the link to the unit at thomann:
http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw2_ ... 54274.html
Markus
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: digilogue on 2002-06-18 07:52 ]</font>
I found this hotdeal, because some people discussed on the germany keyboards ( http://www.keyboards.de ) forum how to use it with Cubase / Logic. They tried to map the controlles with Locigs environment and a Cubase user has build a tranlator using MIDI OX and both solutions seem to work, but I have not tried them.
Since I wanted to buy a midi controller anyway I have ordered two StudioMix. It still comes with a full Cakewalk Pro Audio 8.0, but I have not installed that yet.
My translation modules output MIDI Continuous Controllers and you can route this output to any MIDI dest in the SFP Environment, so you can use it to control external synth or any sequencer.
For 99 Euro it's way cheaper than any other solution with endless rotary encoders / motorized faders. It doesn't have the same quality as a Logic-Control ( f.e. only 60mm Fader, not touch sensitive ), but for the price there is nothing to complain. The main drawback is that you have no LEDs or display on the unit.
Here is the link to the unit at thomann:
http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw2_ ... 54274.html
Markus
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: digilogue on 2002-06-18 07:52 ]</font>
I found an nice site about implementing a StudioMix device in cubase:
http://www.hullin.net/studiomix.html
http://www.hullin.net/studiomix.html
more has been done with less
https://soundcloud.com/at0m-studio
https://soundcloud.com/at0m-studio
Hi Markus (digilogue),
Can you tell me more about your pulsar module that you have developed that can convert the StudioMix NRPNs into normal Continuous Controller signals?
Can you share it with us on this board?
Thanks for your work man!
Ferry
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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Ferry on 2002-06-19 14:11 ]</font>
Can you tell me more about your pulsar module that you have developed that can convert the StudioMix NRPNs into normal Continuous Controller signals?
Can you share it with us on this board?
Thanks for your work man!
Ferry
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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Ferry on 2002-06-19 14:11 ]</font>
I have written a Windows program that maps the NRPN output of the StudioMix to CC messages. It supports multiple mappings, provides visual feedback on the values of the buttons and knobs, and fixes a problem that many StudioMixes have of sending out spurious MIDI data.
It is yours for the asking; just e-mail me and I'll send it to you.
(that's wlegro@earthlink.net)
It is yours for the asking; just e-mail me and I'll send it to you.
(that's wlegro@earthlink.net)