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Frank Barknecht wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hallo,
cyrille hat gesagt: // cyrille wrote:
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<pre wrap="">i quickly tried one.
my point of view is that :
- sensing the finger are surprisingly fast : it look like you can play
percussion on it.
- I like the physical point of view for the movement of fader or other
objects. :-)
- I really like the possibility to change the layout of the gui while
playing
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On a more affordable scale I recently came across the STC-1000:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.stc1000.com/">http://www.stc1000.com/</a> and <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.tactex.com/STC.htm">http://www.tactex.com/STC.htm</a> [1]
which is single point, but also looks like fun, according to the
videos on the sites, and is much cheaper (~ $200). Anyone tried that?
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wow, that does looks really usefull, especially for $200 ... i want.
from the one video where he's showing the pc's screen with the gui that
he's controlling is looks like htere is some noticable latency, but it
didnt seem to interfer much with his playing the drum kit on the
drums.mpg vid.<br>
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