RE: Smallest Midi Pedal

["Krispen Hartung" <info@krispenhartung.com>]

Here's a related question.  I'm discovering that I don't really need a
MIDI pedal on the floor, because most of the time when I change
programs, it is after I've created a loop, I'm thinking about what I'm
going to do next, and I'm not playing the guitar.  What would be cool is
a table-top style MIDI controller, with a ton of buttons, at least 4
banks of 10 program changes, which I could press with my finger.   Or
could I use my laptop as a MIDI contoller?  A program that had a grid on
the screen, where all I had to do is click my mouse on a button, number,
or patch name would be cool. 

Kris


-----Original Message-----
From: phill wilson [mailto:blackface@hotmail.co.uk] 
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2005 7:56 AM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Smallest Midi Pedal


Hey there all

Ive just enjoyed a great weekend of EDP looping now that Mathias helped
me 
stop that noise.

I have also just about finished my homebrewed edp footpedal (its in beta

testing hehe) however never one to rest on my laurals I have started to 
think of the lovley Sus comands that I am now missing.

so here is my question to you all

WHAT IS THE SMALLEST MIDI CONTROL YOU CAN BUY???

I figure I need between four and eight buttons that can send one midi
comand 
per button. i dont need banks or anyhting like that if its easier
without.

would like SUS-Ovdub, Sus-Rec, Reverse, Half-Speed. I could probably
double 
that if there were the buttons but i dont mind.

I was thinking of something about the size of a Line six box ?? does it 
exist?

Phill

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