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dim. 18 mai 2003, 15:22
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I'm also curious about the abscence of an LCD on the FW-1884. The only control surface I've played with was a Logic Control briefly at a demo. How would you know, in the abscene of that LCD information, what you were controlling when working with plug-ins? Do you have to go through each plug-in and assign parameters to knobs/faders? Or just wiggle something on the control surface and see what moves on the screen?
Anyone who might know how this works please let me know. I've been inquiring on the Tascam site but recieved somewhat vague information...
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