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Aramis wrote:

stephentayler wrote:I agree that the iPad solution is not great - Magic trackpad actually works better!

Stephen

Have you found a way to use the Magic Pad to move the puck ?
This would be the best way indeed !

I wish MOTU would add an X and Y MIDI solution to that joystick one !!!!!!

stephentayler wrote:I agree that the iPad solution is not great - Magic trackpad actually works better!

Stephen

Have you found a way to use the Magic Pad to move the puck ?
This would be the best way indeed !

Interesting !!!! What do you mean that works a bit ? I mean that, while I can steer the puck around OK, the control isn't very fine, not at all reliable, and probably more trouble than it is worth. While we are on the subject of surround panning, what plugins, and other surround tools are people us...

Here is a movie that shows controlling the panner on my iPad using AirDisplay - it's a little sluggish and temperamental, but you get the picture! http://ostinatomusic.com/VideoFiles/ipadpanner.mov Cheers! Stephen PS AirDisplay App just adds the iPad as another Mac screen - connects through WiFI......

I would like to move the puck with my finger !!!!! :headbang: I understand what you mean. I have tried mapping the X-Y controller I have on my Novation SL, but while that works a bit, it really doesn't make life much easier. I wish that someone made a plug-in like a plug-in I found for 3d animation...

stephentayler wrote:What is it you are trying to do? Move a single mono element around the surround field?

Stephen

I would like to move the puck with my finger !!!!!

Once data is in the track, you can always edit the parameters graphically. I haven't done this in DP8 yet, but in earlier version that was possible - just like editing vol, pan, etc. in any other track. Unless you are trying to do it realtime with a different external controller? I am sorry , I mea...

Hello all DP Surround users !
I need to know if there is another way than the joystick or the mouse to control the panning in surround situation in Digital Performer 8 ........


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Mine is pretty far down the benchmark list, but OTOH is holding it's price right up there in second place. http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Xeon+E3-1235+%40+3.20GHz&id=1200 The question is: Is the machine fast enough to handle anything you throw at it and clearly mine appears to be...

My Mac Pro is getting old ! It cannot run Final Cut Pro X And, I would like to get the big monitor ! So, I think the 27' iMac ( december 2012 ) would be my next step The Thunderbolt to firewire adapter is a nice short term solution too ! I have the same machine as you. Well, actually mine was a qua...

With issues that appear to arise with older GPU's, I'd be concerned about using a computer with an integrated GPU, as is the case with most Mini's. Also, unless you want to spend $$$$ on Thunderbolt connectivity, be mindful of how much storage you will need. This is an issue with both Mini's and iM...

According to a former Apple employee (but who seemed reliable and knowledgeable) at the MOTU DP8 launch event in LA this week said that the new Mac MINIs are about as powerful as older 6 or 8 cores! Of course, newer Mac Pros are going to be even more powerful, but again, according to this guy the M...

:D Hello all ! Right now, I am using a 2 x 3 Ghz Quad-Core Mac Pro with Digital Performer 7.24 It is time for me to buy a new computer. I am wondering how powerful the new i7 iMac (december 2012 one) will be in the matter of virtual instruments cpu crunching!!!!! What should i look in the benchmark ...

Hello all ! Right now, I am using a 2 x 3 Ghz Quad-Core Mac Pro with Digital Performer 7.24 It is time for me to buy a new computer. I am wondering how powerful the new i7 iMac (december 2012 one) will be in the matter of virtual instruments cpu crunching!!!!! What should i look in the benchmark to ...

PJ wrote:My good old 828mkII is connected to rMBP via Thunderbolt-Firewire800 adapter (thru Lacie Rugged FW400/800hd). Working great.

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