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Hey ambidex, thanks! I don't have a lot of hardware anymore but I have never come across anything that would receive 14bit CCs. I'm afraid this is only really usable with software right now. I know that Bitwig, Logic and Ableton live can do it.

I don't have any of these features on my agenda buuut I think my next project is going to be a take on expression pedals.

@@gerohector I agree everything is individual. However, when you have sensel morph, erae touch, launchpad, roli lumi keys and so on.. It is not possible to have a place on the table for a full-size keyboard just for the sake of pitch adjustment and modulation. At the same time, most vsti have pre-programmed presets for these features (modulation especially). Having only modern controllers, we get limitations. But even if you buy a +-normal standard midi keyboard, there will be no connector for the expression pedal. This is the second limitation. As a result, you have a whole set of "crutches and adapters" and I would like to close these gaps with just one device. In order to select not several midi sources in the list more often, but one =) Is this hardware from your cool project enough to add 4 adjustments? pb, mod, ep1 ep2? At least theoretically?

Sorry to disappoint but I haven't found a good and easy way. That DIY interface worked pretty well but it was still a big hassle with all the wires. I've since sold the Deluge and am no longer using the iPad for music. Back to all Mac for me.

Hey Mr Fork, thanks! I will write up what I did with the Teensy connector thing. Not sure if I'm gonna do a video on it but I can reply again here if you're interested once I'm done.

@@gerohector I was wondering how you were doing audio and midi with a single connection. That makes more sense. What are you using to record all your audio output?

@@snakenose1 I'm was using the Zoom H6 for recording but thinking about it now, there's no reason why I couldn't use the iPad or the Deluge's resampling feature

Thanks Rob :-)

Thanks! I'm really happy with the Zoia but I think for the Deluge I'm going to get a Korg nts-1 to use as an effects unit. The Zoia is a better fit for my “wired” setup.

@@gerohector okay i thought it was nice to use zoia for it effects on the deluge but i was a little between buying zoia and mod-duo-x is zoia not as nice as fx gear for deluge ? do you think I would enjoy more mod-dou-x ?

@@lofigoodguy5873 Ok, a couple of things: I am very happy with both the Zoia and the Deluge. The reason why I don't use them together regularly is because the Zoia is a bit too big and heavy for a mobile setup and the cable setup is a bit too much. Secondly, the Deluge doesn't have a send/return and using it with FX the way I do is more of a hack. I don't think I would buy an expensive FX unit just for using it with the Deluge. Thirdly I have never used a Mod Duo but I did play around with the Blokas MODEP on a Raspberry Pi. I'm a big fan of open source software; but for me, the quality of the effects didn't even come close to the Zoia.

Hey Stephen, I haven't tried that at all for now. My workflow with the Zoia so far has been to solo a track, pass the Deluge's output into the Zoia, then back into the line in and record the result on a new kit track. It's important that monitoring is turned off so it doesn't feed back. Using hard panning should probably work but maybe there are some things like reverb that bleed onto the other channel? I'll let you know if I find anything out once I've tried it.

Reading this made me very happy in turn :-) Thanks!