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Anybody used any of them? Like the Roli seaboard or Linnstrument? They seem like they could be a lot of fun and you could map interesting things to the extra parameters. |
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You need to dumb it down... a lot. This is xltronic. Like could I map, say, my butt to one or more of these extra parameters, and say, increase or decrease my fart rate? |
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friend of mine has a seaboard; i've tried it. interesting, but i'm not a very serious keyboardist and I don't have much use for it. he does like multitrack orchestral and gets a lot of mileage out of it. As of note is that the material you touch has a sticky feel I found rather icky... but, functionally, I suppose that choice makes sense |
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playing the roli seaboard is like massaging the back of an alien in a cronenberg film. not really my thing. not mpe but i use the leap controller sometimes, or a wii controller and randomly map stuff with the max4life tool i made for easy mapping in ableton. other than that i like the classic keyboard the most. i have a d50 |
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i guess i find it more intuitive to work four knobs at once than do the equivalent with a seaboard. again, though, if you're doing orchestral instead of electronic, it makes more sense -- tailoring the expression of strings with one hand and flutes with another |
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Good impressions guys, cheers. I have a leap, I should really set it up to use as an expression tool. I was playing with this wooden block thing that you stroke and tap and bend. It was wonderful, really nice and expressive, but it was like 350 euros which is ridiculous. |
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i have a wooden block that you can stroke and bend |
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that's not a block. it's a twig. |
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The Seabord seem like it's bound up in a traditional paradigm with a diatonic keyboard. I'd like something more abstract and generalizable. Like a Monome, or more likely just keep using Lemur. Linnstrument seems like it has more potential to not be a boring shit. It costs several times as much as an ipad. And used ipads suitable for Lemur use practically fall into my lap these days. |
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if you have deep pockets, seems to address your concerns |
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or if you're nuts |
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Haha! why not a laser harp. "Quiet Reverie" |
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quiet good |
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part of me wants a monome norns and grid and part of me thinks I already more or less have this, it's called computor |
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dats b4 u stroke it |
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STROAK |
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monome is nice but expensive. i was thinking about buying a launchpad mini and feeding it with max4life patches |
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