it's weird, he just kind of .....
faded?
It’s called FADERCNTRLWhat is the software used for this? I haven't used it for awhile and now have forgotten how to program in the CC's.
just in case there are some settings you didn't wipe before re-installing you might want to install the software another computer and see, if it works there. if it doesn't it's probably some state saved inside the faderCTRL which causes the issue.My FaderCtrl software app stop working a long time ago. When I open the app all 8 of the midi cc boxes appear but nothing happens when I drag them up or down; they can't be edited any more. FaderCtrl works as designed in my DAW however I just have to manually assign each fader for each instrument (instead of already having things set globally via the app).
Not sure if this was in response to me.He was having small orders built during the process so it may be that the manufacturing costs increased in the event that the amount of units in that order were too small. Possible at least.
Turns out to be a blessing.
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Are you not seeing the issues reported in this thread with the hardware with zero support? You may be in the lucky camp. I may not have been.No it wasn't. I have it and it works really well, software is so easy I could teach my dog to set it up.
Hardware is great here. Software no longer functions.The software is so easy, I did teach my dog to do it!
Seriously, this is as easy as it gets and the hardware is like "budda"!
Mine works perfectly.
Thanks Cory!!!
True, you may have gotten one of the problem units; and (for the time being at least, by all indications) there would have been no support if you had.Are you not seeing the issues reported in this thread with the hardware with zero support? You may be in the lucky camp. I may not have been.
But it can possibly be a good thing to buy hardware that becomes unsupported—if your hardware never needs support. In fact, I'd say the best possible outcome is to buy hardware that never needs support. It appears that most of these units have fallen into that category, so far. Granted, it's still early yet.It can't possibly be a good thing to buy hardware that becomes unsupported a few months later that very year with the company goes Mia.