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Arvol wrote:

Daniel wrote:A special spot for your mobile, just right for our generation. Still nothing that beats my mpd232 tho <3.

Gotta have that mobile option, can't do a gig without playing "cwazy cupcakes" during some point in the show

I would be sold if it was an actually a stand; so that you could record your performance while VJ'ing.

Update on the vcm-4x
....it's almost like they read this thread.......

Here they uploaded a Video of the VCM-4X connected to Resolume..
LINK TO VIDEO


Greetings
cosmowe

Hey Cosmowe, the Zoom ARQ AR-96 from the video you shared seems like a nice piece of gear with lots of potential for control and fun effects!

hey Oaky,
it looks nice...indeed...

All the clips I've seen so far of this controller are so meaningless or...hmm...maybe thats the wrong word...hard to describe...I would guess using this controller is like building a house of cards in the middle of a german Autobahn ...How would you use it?

But...I will test it when I get my hands on.....we have a store near by which mostly have all the fancy new stuff released by big companys.... like Zoom

Best wishes
cosmowe

I think its time to get this going again...

https://midicraft.de/

Oh man!!! Yes you are right! thank you!

OSC/Pilot Software



- Simple drag interface means laying out a new UI takes no time at all.
- Multiple workspaces allow for different UIs to be used from within one project.
- Multi-Touch fully supported. Drive the UI with as many fingers as your touch display supports.
- Preview NDI® feeds directly in your UI with the NDI widget.

Supports sending and receiving OSC (Open Sound Control) data

- Send OSC data to control other applications and devices that support OSC
- Control visual applications such as TouchDesigner, vvvv, Resolume, VDMX, Notch etc.
- Receive OSC data from external sources to drive the content currently shown in the UI

Supports sending MIDI.

- Connect to devices directly plugged into the computer
- Send MIDI to other computers and applications using network MIDI tools tools such as rtpMIDI and loopMIDI.
- Control Ableton Live, bitwig and other audio applications using your own custom UI.

Supports Windows 8.1 and 10

Show Ready

- Used for years by deadmau5 on tour as his control surface for shows.

OSC/PILOT Homepage - pricing 49,99$

This seems like a good basis for a custom controller setup:

https://xkeys.com/xkeys.html

You can make custom arrays with lots of buttons: https://xkeys.com/xkeys/keys.html
The ones that incorporate analog controllers could be useful: https://xkeys.com/xkeys/analogs.html
I used one of these a long, long time ago with Resolume 2.41 (lower right, a 4x5 array that matched the clip grid):

Hi, if anybody is interested in "getting their hands dirty" and building a MIDI controller of their own, here is a project I did some time ago. Originally it's intended as a controller for MPE (providing per channel MIDI-events, similar to a guitar-to-midi controller).
You either could use this out-of-the-box for certain tasks in Resolume, or take the hard- and software as a source of inspiriation for your own design? BTW: It uses the Arduino Framework with Teensy extensions, which I found a very nice environment to built such things!
https://hackaday.io/project/166803-mpe-diy-device

https://makehaus.makeproaudio.com/?lang=en