Avid S3 or Artist series being the least expensive choices. To get close to what you are looking for in DAW and plug control within Pro Tools or Cubase/Nuendo would be a EUCON controller. EUCON is a much more elaborate and deeper integrated for DAw's that support EUCON which Cubase/Nuendo does.
The DM-4800 was designed as a digital mixer first and foremost with limited DAW control using primarily General MIDI and Mackie MCU or HUI as the DAW control protocols both of those which are very limited by today's needs and requirements as they were created back in the late 1990'sĪvid Pro Tools is much more integrated with Avid hardware because they use the EUCON protocol that was created and co-developed by Euphonix & Steinberg back before Avid bought out Euphonix. I have both and prefer the wired finding it a bit more accurate and responsive. Hover over any GUI element with mouse or with touch and turn the PowerMate knob. The best and easiest device that does not hinder work flow that I also use with and without the touch-screen for plugs and other small GUI elements is the Griffin PowerMate. I been involved in touch-screen development for quite a while now long before the raven, so I usually use one touch-screen that is dedicated to just showing and controlling plugs. I use the Steinberg QC Control which is a cheap plastic no longer made MIDI controller that Steinberg gave me for Dev work that is useable for plug control, general MIDI CC and other Cubase/Nuendo specific features.īut most if not all MIDI controllers have the same issue that once a plug and parameter is mapped it i's no much use for anything else. To time consuming pain in the ass to setup and then the controls are mapped to only that specific plug. Click to expand.Yes, you can but I don't.
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