Re: [sc-users] MOTÖR49/61

[mlang@xxxxxxxxxx]

p.dupuis@xxxxxxxx writes:

> Behringer does still make them sort of. They are called X-Touch Compact. Not
> exactly the same as the BCF2000, but very close. I haven't actually tried
> them however.

I was refering to the MOTÖR49/61 which is out of production.
I am pretty happy that I have got a new one because the built-in
keyboard is actually pretty useful.  Haven't seen any of the XTouch models
either.

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> From: owner-sc-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <owner-sc-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> on
> behalf of mlang@xxxxxxxxxx <mlang@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: December 20, 2019 8:03 AM
> To: sc-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <sc-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [sc-users] MOTÖR49/61 
>  
> Hi.
>
> I used to use a BCF2000 which recently died.
> So I got myself a "new"[1] controller with motorized faders.
> And wrote a quark for using it with SC.
>
> https://github.com/mlang/Motorized.quark
>
> I am aware of the ControlSurface quark, but I wasn't really able to do
> with it what I wanted.  MOTOR is a pretty simple convenience class
> that provides a proxy for every type of control available on the MOTÖR.
>
> Examples
>
> // Initialise on a Linux system.
>
> (
> MIDIClient.init(verbose: false);
> MIDIIn.connectAll;
> MIDIClient.destinations.detectIndex {|ep|
>         ep.device == "MOTÖR49 Keyboard" and: ep.name == "MOTÖR49 Keyboard MIDI 1"
> } !? {|index|
>         MOTOR.midiOut = MIDIOut(0).connect(index);
>         MOTOR.fader(\master, \db, s.volume = _).value = s.volume.volume;
>         MOTOR.stop({ thisProcess.stop });
>         MOTOR.play({ thisProcess.run });
>         MOTOR.record({ if(s.isRecording, { s.stopRecording }, { s.record })
> });
> };
> )
>
> // Basic keyboard.
>
> (
> ~notes = Array.newClear(128);
> MOTOR.noteOn(\unipolar, {|amp, num|
>         ~notes[num] = Synth(\default,
>                 [\freq, num.midicps, \amp, amp]
>         )
> });
> MOTOR.noteOff({|vel, num| ~notes[num].set(\gate, 0) });
> )
>
> // Use the faders to "draw" sin, cos and tan functions.
>
> (
> var faders, resolution, offset, draw;
> faders = Array.fill(24, {|i| MOTOR.fader(i+1, \bipolar) });
> resolution = MOTOR.encoder(1, [8, 8+128, \lin, 1], {
>         offset.spec = [
>                 0, resolution.value-8, \lin,
>                 1, min(offset.value, resolution.value-8)
>         ];
>         draw.value
> });
> draw = {
>         #[\sin, \cos, \tan].do{|f, i|
>                 8.do {|j|
>                         faders[(i*8)+j].value = (pi*2/(resolution.value-1)*(j+offset.value)).perform(f)
>                 }
>         }
> };
> offset = MOTOR.encoder(2, [0, resolution.value-8, \lin, 1], {
>         draw.value
> });
> draw.value
> )
>
> [1]: Behringer doesn't make them anymore.  However, amazon.de still has
> two new models in stock...

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CYa,
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