No more second guessing my choices as I watch the frequencies rise and fall on the graph, as I drag the points with my mouse. I still prefer the Twister, due to its knob spacing and of course the high level of customization with color coding and indicator tweaks. We stand behind all the products we carry, from our own Chroma accessories and Midi Fighters to all types of MIDI controllers, instruments, and live performance tools. I see the fighter twister come up here a lot and I was just curious how plug and play it is and how it compares. Custom map your set - Unlike other controllers, you can map Ableton to the Twister in the way that’s most intuitive for you.

WIth velocity each knob in a relative mode produces 11 different values in either direction which you can pin to whatever speed you want in CSI. Definitely worth a second try IMO because I don't think there's an easier way to customize controllers. Thanks to it's virtual banks and side buttons each arcade button can serve multiple purposes in your setup. A big benefit of controllers that have endless encoders with LEDs readouts is that they can take MIDI feedback and always have the correct value, avoiding issues of parameter jumping.You can control the effect of encoder acceleration by adjusting the "Step size Min/Max" sliders ("Speed Min/Max" in case of targets with discrete values). So say like an essential control that is say control one on each page, so it always visible and controllable even if all the other controls change on the different pages? If you want to launch clips in Ableton with your Midi Fighter 3D, download the Midi Fighter 3D Launcher Script.

Warranty may be invalidated if goods have been modified or otherwise tampered with by anyone other than the Company. Should add: there is something the encoders on the faderfox units have that is lacking on the Twister- support for relative mode acceleration. I made a video for the reaper blog showcasing how you can actually get led feedback with the mf twister. Looks like that will be very easy to do with the Mozaic knob template, so thanks for introducing me to it. You will also need to turn TRACK on for the input and output of the Midi Fighter if you wish to use yours for finger drumming as seen here.b) There is no guarantee as to the goods suitability for any specific purpose even if that purpose is known to the Company. We want to give back to fellow DJs by providing quality videos, tools, advice, hardware and accessories. The video mentioned by cjewellstudios is still referring to ReaLearn 1 and is therefore a bit outdated.