From tande.adamson@btinternet.com Thu May 08 01:47:03 2003
Subject:Re: 9 draw module

Hi,
I use much the same kind of controller for the drawbuttons' LEDS on
the Electro. It has the same number of faders ( 16 ) but it's a lot
smaller than the Peavey. You have to program it with a little PC
editor but it's a very easy to use, and much cheaper too. You then
have to lern to push instead of pull to bring up the drawbar volume.
Check out the Doepfer Pocket Fader on www.doepfer.de

There's also another controller from Evolution which gives the option
of push faders or, at the flick of a switch (or two), pull drawbars
especially for the likes of B-4 users, and separate rotaries for
other functions.

Regards, Thomas.

-- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, "schel_d_sullivan"
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Im using NI B4 and a Peavey PC1600x. its a 16 slider midi
controller
> that works great. I use the 1st 9 for upper drawbars which leaves 7
> more which use for
> Perc vol, Perc Decay, Perc Harmonic,
> Chorus/Vibrato Mix slider and Depth slider,
> Key Click amount,
> Drive amount (tube amp sim)
>
> The PC1600 also has 16 buttons which work great for turning off/on
> Vibrato, Perc, Leslie Speed Select, Amp Drive, Leslie bypass.
>
> I had to take a teach myself crash course in Midi CCs ETC but it
> works great.
>
> When I get my second manual I might just by another PC1600x (or
> still thinking about Petkovs B4 console encoder and build controls
> and such out of real drawbars and switches)
>
> The Peavey PC1600X is also great for tweaking other soft synths and
> works as mixer in Cubase.
>
> --- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, parakeys@a... wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I just got the newest KEYBOARD mag which boasts all these
> controllers, but
> > they are all 8 slider. I guess no one will ever put out a 9
slider
> for those
> > of us that could could use one for organ. Hell......DR Strings
can
> sell a V5
> > with much of the guts taken out and charge what they want (
within
> reason),
> > I just do not understand it.
> >
> > Dean