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<blockquote data-quote="Ryan Lantzy" data-source="post: 26915" data-attributes="member: 7">Re: SC48 Post forward from PSW&nbsp;Maybe this is off topic but I&#039;m going to compare this to an iLive and how I think these are non-issues on that system.Simple things bug me like:&nbsp;iLive has this, and it doesn&#039;t affect the surface configuration or bank settings (it will of course move faders)&nbsp;I have never used a mouse with the iLive and I never felt I needed to.&nbsp; The touch screen and rotary knobs make this a breeze.&nbsp;Not sure about this one, but on the iLive it&#039;s selectable whether or not the channel controls and screen follow things like mix selection or PFL/AFL... The channel select buttons always make the touch screen change to the current channel processing.&nbsp; The only execptions is when a utility screen is open... these override everything (things like setup and configuration, saving scenes, etc).&nbsp;Every output on the iLive has a graphic and 4 band fully parameteric EQ on the outputs.&nbsp;Depending on the Mix configuration you could due Mono, L-R, L-C-R, L-R-Sub, the possibilities are pretty much whatever you want.&nbsp;Never used a keyboard with the iLive.&nbsp; I belive it supports USB keyboards for text entry, though I&#039;ve never needed it.&nbsp; Not sure if the arrow keys do anything.&nbsp;Rotary encoders can be set to do Pan, HA Gain, Channel Trip, Sub Level, Aux Level, or nothing.iLive has a feature called channel ganging, you can link things independently (fader position, EQ, delay, processing, etc). Not sure if that does what you need.&nbsp;I&#039;ve never driven an SC48, and only breifly used the Venue Profile.&nbsp; I&#039;ve used an M7 extensively, and thorougly hate it.&nbsp; The iLive has been one of my favorite consoles to drive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ryan Lantzy, post: 26915, member: 7"] Re: SC48 Post forward from PSW Maybe this is off topic but I'm going to compare this to an iLive and how I think these are non-issues on that system. Simple things bug me like: iLive has this, and it doesn't affect the surface configuration or bank settings (it will of course move faders) I have never used a mouse with the iLive and I never felt I needed to. The touch screen and rotary knobs make this a breeze. Not sure about this one, but on the iLive it's selectable whether or not the channel controls and screen follow things like mix selection or PFL/AFL... The channel select buttons always make the touch screen change to the current channel processing. The only execptions is when a utility screen is open... these override everything (things like setup and configuration, saving scenes, etc). Every output on the iLive has a graphic and 4 band fully parameteric EQ on the outputs. Depending on the Mix configuration you could due Mono, L-R, L-C-R, L-R-Sub, the possibilities are pretty much whatever you want. Never used a keyboard with the iLive. I belive it supports USB keyboards for text entry, though I've never needed it. Not sure if the arrow keys do anything. Rotary encoders can be set to do Pan, HA Gain, Channel Trip, Sub Level, Aux Level, or nothing. iLive has a feature called channel ganging, you can link things independently (fader position, EQ, delay, processing, etc). Not sure if that does what you need. I've never driven an SC48, and only breifly used the Venue Profile. I've used an M7 extensively, and thorougly hate it. The iLive has been one of my favorite consoles to drive. [/QUOTE]

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