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Yup, it's something like this I'm envisioning. I know about the nano, cute device. Either this or an iPad, we'll see.. First I'll want to land a Mac Mini or preferably a refurbished 2.53/2.66Ghz server (which with two disks is the better option for me), get the software setup, and take it from there. /m Louie Angulo wrote: > you can also add the korg usb nano kontrol,its prety much > preconfigrued withAbleton,so you can cotrol every channels > vol,pan,mute etc.also the the RME mixers phone channels seem to be > already pre assigned to the nanos 1 fader,if u turn the rme midi > on,thrn you can just link your master outputs and control the overall > volume. > A nice and portable solution as well. > Luis > > On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 9:51 AM, van Sinn <vansinn@post.cybercity.dk> >wrote: > >>Hehe, yes, it is sometimes a small world with parallel thinking.. >> >>Actually, I'm considering using an iPad for controls, which will serve >other >>purposes as well, like a DAW app with 'motorized' faders. >>Pretty amazing the number of applications that are popping up for this, >like >>DAW controls, live recording and live apps, holders for keyboard, mounts >for >>drumkits et al.. >> >>A Mini it is, off to the bay I go. >> >>Thanks to all for replies ;) >>/van >> >> >>Eric James Dearatanha wrote: >> >>>Hey vin, >>> >>>I actually have a similar setup in my rack... The Mac mini booting to >>>live. So fun huh? >>>If you want to monitor i suggest mimo 7in USB powered monitors to have >on >>>hand incase you need emergency repatching... They have a touch screen >>>version that works pretty well... You could definitely manage. But i >keep >>>one of the Bluetooth trackpads handy as they are much faster to work >with. >>>Both can easily stow away in back of rack invisibly. >>>There are awesome elastic advantages to having the Mac mini with >different >>>vst and au in a program like live or main stage. But for raw CPU >efficiency >>>Per is right about stand alone units. You can also use iPad/iPhone to >>>control your midi gear with touch osc and a combination of other things >( I >>>use osculator as the osc midi translator, then midi patch bay program to >>>route osculator to the hardware ) so many fun possibilities.. >>> >>> >>>Hope this helps... >>> >>>Eric mogli >>> >>>Sent from my iPad >>> >>>On Apr 15, 2011, at 1:48 PM, van Sinn <vansinn@post.cybercity.dk> wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Being a home musician, and as such not needing/wanting real amps/cabs, >>>>and thus using convolution/IR's, I'm thinking why not simply add a Mac >Mini >>>>plus my Fireface400 to my combined guitar/bass rig, and have it boot >>>>straight into a a profile setup for live usage. >>>> >>>>The reason being that I often just wanna play a Bit, and as such would >>>>prefer not having to have a montor attached, log in, click to setup... >>>>In other words, I'd want to be able to turn on the rig, and have OSX >boot >>>>into a default live profile. >>>>When wanting to actually do DAW works, I'd log in and terminate the >live >>>>profile (preferably have the login mechanism do this). >>>> >>>>I'm not familiar with the various live packages, like Ableton Live. >>>>Anyone done this sort of setup? Then please elaborate.. ;) >>>> >>>> >>>>-- >>>>rgds, >>>>van Sinn -- rgds, van Sinn