There isn't a FaderFox Thread, So I thought I'd start one about the FaderFox PC4.
I'm getting a lot of interest and enquiries about this curious little device on my board.
The FaderFox PC4 is a very interesting device that I was first made aware of by #Quatschmasher. It's a very powerful Midi device that's a little bit bigger than an old calculator. It's a device that's not without it's own set of issues and complications because it's not specifically for pedalboards. It's orientated to DAW use, hence the weird USB power requirements.
So what's it do then? It's an array of 24 physical knobs, where each knob is digitally encoded (7bits) and individually assignable to Midi CC, Pitch Bend or Program Change numbers and values.
These knobs are arranged on a page (a bit like a patch) and are edited via a HTML applet located on the Faderfox website here: Faderfox PC4 Editor
The FaderFox web site for the PC4 is here: Faderfox PC4
Here's some piccies from their web site and a few of this device integrated into my board:
I'm getting a lot of interest and enquiries about this curious little device on my board.
The FaderFox PC4 is a very interesting device that I was first made aware of by #Quatschmasher. It's a very powerful Midi device that's a little bit bigger than an old calculator. It's a device that's not without it's own set of issues and complications because it's not specifically for pedalboards. It's orientated to DAW use, hence the weird USB power requirements.
So what's it do then? It's an array of 24 physical knobs, where each knob is digitally encoded (7bits) and individually assignable to Midi CC, Pitch Bend or Program Change numbers and values.
These knobs are arranged on a page (a bit like a patch) and are edited via a HTML applet located on the Faderfox website here: Faderfox PC4 Editor
The FaderFox web site for the PC4 is here: Faderfox PC4
Here's some piccies from their web site and a few of this device integrated into my board: