DBeat

[nablaone]

Some is reading in my mind . A few weeks ago i was thinking about sth like this

http://www.openlabs.com/DBeat.html

expept the price

[Mateus]

seems to be pretty cool and complete
except for the layout

[Yatmandu]

I think this will become a dinosaur very fast. I would not spend money on something like that. IMO, here's the future (for controllers anyway: touch-screen): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKSXPsLJ ... r_embedded

[Milhouse]

Looks cool, but the thing is HUGE! Its bigger than a laptop.

[StellarJay[aka Ruso]]

I do not see the controller taking off at all (the touchscreen one). why waste money on that when you can get a multitouch lemur controller?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_BMnwIbWJw


I think those computers for daw use are cool, but they are very overpriced and also... what happens when your hardware is outdated? In a computer you can simply swap a part, here I doubt you can.... Another flaw is that it's kind of poorly laid out. I would much rather have one of those mc like groove boxes that you can hook up a monitor to.... or for example one of those HARDWARE vst hosts sequenced by an electribe or something.

[Yatmandu]

I'm very hardware based and really don't go for many of these controller doodads, but the dragon kind of looked cool. But I'm very against buying anything that doesn't make a sound of its own for some reason. I guess the main reason is that I can always get software to fill in the blanks.

[StellarJay[aka Ruso]]

look at some videos of jazzmutant's lemur controller. Dexter is pretty cool. They are similar to dragon but a ton better.