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<blockquote data-quote="Steve Milner" data-source="post: 23186" data-attributes="member: 9">Re: Knob turning on iPad?Ok... so Airfader looks like a pretty slick UI. The offering of multiple resolutions on the faders is a really cool idea too. I still prefer though, to be proficient with the factory supplied tools, rather then seek 3rd party solutions.If it were for my personal rig, and I didn&#039;t do much walk-on work... I&#039;d probably be more interested... but becoming dependent on a tool that likely will not be supplied with the console in a walk-on situation, just isn&#039;t something that will serve me well at all. These kind of apps are awesome though, seeing what other programmers can write for an SM UI is only going to benefit everyone down the road. Hopefully Yamaha will take some cues, or even team up with some of these outside programmers to integrate this forward thinking into a factory update or revamp of the SM platforms in future releases. &nbsp;FYI- With a Motion Computing LE1600 controlling various mac and windows computers running SM, I never once had an instance like the one the gentleman in the video describes. Perhaps it is the active digitizer pen that Motion Computing uses, but I have never EVER had any issue where I was turning one knob and ended up loosing control of it and changing an adjacent paramater... and if the low end is hitting so hard at your show that you can&#039;t work a tablet pc properly... no amount of tablet controlled trickery is going to make your life any better!! :lol:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steve Milner, post: 23186, member: 9"] Re: Knob turning on iPad? Ok... so Airfader looks like a pretty slick UI. The offering of multiple resolutions on the faders is a really cool idea too. I still prefer though, to be proficient with the factory supplied tools, rather then seek 3rd party solutions. If it were for my personal rig, and I didn't do much walk-on work... I'd probably be more interested... but becoming dependent on a tool that likely will not be supplied with the console in a walk-on situation, just isn't something that will serve me well at all. These kind of apps are awesome though, seeing what other programmers can write for an SM UI is only going to benefit everyone down the road. Hopefully Yamaha will take some cues, or even team up with some of these outside programmers to integrate this forward thinking into a factory update or revamp of the SM platforms in future releases. FYI- With a Motion Computing LE1600 controlling various mac and windows computers running SM, I never once had an instance like the one the gentleman in the video describes. Perhaps it is the active digitizer pen that Motion Computing uses, but I have never EVER had any issue where I was turning one knob and ended up loosing control of it and changing an adjacent paramater... and if the low end is hitting so hard at your show that you can't work a tablet pc properly... no amount of tablet controlled trickery is going to make your life any better!! :lol: [/QUOTE]

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