One word. Want.

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one other word: xmas

I want one. although Id rather have just the device with sensors and then feed that into a pc and let my pc do all the synth stuff.

no saving after 100 internal saves is TOTALY RETARDED.

the problem with these devices is they are counter productive. with my usb keybord and FL I can just play away and I can have every thing saved , FL autimaticly saves the last 500 or so key presses so if u happen to make something cool by accident u dont have to try and rmeber what u did.

its like the hardware manufactures r stuck in the past.

>> ^westy:
I want one. although Id rather have just the device with sensors and then feed that into a pc and let my pc do all the synth stuff.
no saving after 100 internal saves is TOTALY RETARDED.
the problem with these devices is they are counter productive. with my usb keybord and FL I can just play away and I can have every thing saved , FL autimaticly saves the last 500 or so key presses so if u happen to make something cool by accident u dont have to try and rmeber what u did.
its like the hardware manufactures r stuck in the past.

That must be new to FL. Either that or I never figured out how to get FL to do that. I do remember being able to record key strokes of my USB controller, but it would only record the note, not the time I held the note down.

Jetdaisuke on YT reviews this drum.....cool as hell

>> ^rottenseed:
>> ^westy:
I want one. although Id rather have just the device with sensors and then feed that into a pc and let my pc do all the synth stuff.
no saving after 100 internal saves is TOTALY RETARDED.
the problem with these devices is they are counter productive. with my usb keybord and FL I can just play away and I can have every thing saved , FL autimaticly saves the last 500 or so key presses so if u happen to make something cool by accident u dont have to try and rmeber what u did.
its like the hardware manufactures r stuck in the past.

That must be new to FL. Either that or I never figured out how to get FL to do that. I do remember being able to record key strokes of my USB controller, but it would only record the note, not the time I held the note down.


its been in Fl for a while its called score logger u probably didnot find it because its in a random place.

Tools > DumpScoreLogOntoSalectedPatern

then you can enjoy looking through all the shit you pressed on your midi devices lol.