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Try making something of this quality on your own for $5. Go ahead, I'll wait.

If you understood how expensive it is to make these happen, you'd be saying the opposite. Plus I have to support these for years too - there's an immense amount of money and time that go into these that apparently you have not educated yourself well enough to understand. Besides, you have choices - nobody is forcing you to buy my units. Go buy a $59 controller off eBay if you want. You can buy a $500 beater car, or you can buy a $250,000 Bentley. Both get you from A to B. And both have avid customers - for a reason. But in life, you get what you pay for. There's a reason they've been flying off the shelves. I can't make them fast enough. Literally. Maybe take an economics class or do a little critical thinking before being so rude on someone's product they have slaved over for years that apparently you don't understand the value of.

Thanks for your kind message. The units take months - years - to develop, so just adding encoders and a new screen is a huge deal and not something I can just do on a whim. However, have you seen this thread: vi-control.net/community/threads/will-somebody-please-make-a-no-compromise-midi-fader-knob-controller-finally.153744/post-5659671 This guy is making something similar to what you are describing. With motorized faders as well as endless encoders and scribble strip screens.

Hi, I don't have codes for that, but you'll need the MIDI translation software from Bome.com anyway - they have a fantastic forum there and you can ask. I found out all the info I needed for this video from that forum. Good luck!

Aw bless you man! Thanks for the kind words! Your controller sounds cool! Keep going!

PS - the smooth wood is the result of many hours of sanding and finishing lol. They don't call it woodWORKING for nothing!

Of course - Teensy.

Hi Frank, I haven't tested it with it, I'm so sorry. But you can download the software from bome.com for free and see if it will work. You can get the script from the description under the video here: www.musiotech.com/learning/v/protools-with-midi-faders?categoryId=66cf808b72bfc51f5abe1aa5

Hi Russellav, thanks for the message. I don't have an answer for you, but I can point you to the bome.com website, where they have a forum with folks who could help you with this. Sorry I can't be more helpful, and thanks for the kind comment.

Hi, sorry I can't really troubleshoot problems from here. But you can go to Bome.com website and there's a forum where you can get help if you are using their software. HTH.

Hey man, no worries! I found a workaround and got it kicking! Thanks for replying anyways.

Email me at mike@musiotech.com and I'll send you the script. 😀

Or perhaps theirs looks like ours? ;) Our unit is very different. All onboard programming, no app required. High end faders with custom hand installed internal dust covers. Gorgeous screen (FVDE is monochrome). 8 Saved scenes to FVDE's 5. Thousands of hours of programming and attention have gone into these units. But do check out FVDE; they offer 14-bit MIDI support (which is a minefield because it's implemented different ways in different DAWs), and they also offer an external MIDI port. Thanks for the comment.

Off the back of your hardwork...seriously tho, I will have to list you as a coauthor! Love your library, thank you so much for your amazing support. I hope life is good for you Peter :) You deserve it!

@@musiotech By all means give a credit to G4P but a coauthor is too much, after all you don't credit Oracle for providing Java

Thank you Diego! Glad you like it!

I think it's because they sell hardware that needs the protocols. So they create a little closed system where you have to use their stuff only type of thing (I could be wrong tho).

Sure! Just send me an email at Mike@MusioTech.com

email me: mike@musiotech.com

I haven't tried it, but it should be the same principle - you'll need MIDI translation software to make it work. Message me at mike@musiotech.com and I'll send you the script.

I'm always open to suggestions! I've purposefully tried to keep the design as simple and minimal as possible, but I do like your idea. It took me a solid year though to make this one, legit, and that's building on the previous version that took 1.5 years too. They take ages, as a single developer. So yeah, I like the idea, tell me more what you'd be interested in the knob exactly to do, besides the obvious pan?

Yes, these are high end, but "standard" MIDI faders used with a DAW like Cubase or Logic etc. They are not motorized, but they have excellent faders and they are easy to program with a large screen :)

Nice work. Thanks@@musiotech

@@musiotechI would use it for my remote hardware synths. CCs don‘t care what they are sent to, right?

@@RayyMusik The unit outputs CC MIDI data. So if your hardware synth reads CC MIDI data, it should be fine.

Hi cobralyoner, thanks for your message. The problem with the motorized faders is twofold. First, MIDI doesn't work with motorized faders - because there is no feedback from DAWs to provide location info for the faders. Second, it's super expensive, and complicated to implement, not only because the motorized faders themselves are expensive, but because in order to implement them, you have to use HUI or Mackie Control language - which is not well referenced. It's actually a proprietary protocol you have to hack to figure out (although the info is out there if you search for it). One thing you can do to provide some control-surface like functions to MIDI faders is use a MIDI translation software, like what they sell at bome.com In any case, thanks for your kind words, and all the best :)

Hi, you would connect it directly to your computer via USB-C, or sometimes you'll need to connect it to a powered USB hub. The computer will recognize it without the need for drivers or installing anything.

@@musiotech Thank you so much for not using micro usb or usb-b or some other decades old connector like Korg or Boss or Zoom or any other legacy company would use in the year 2024.