The tools are compatible with existing units.
*sweet* Will it cost?
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The tools are compatible with existing units.
Even software updates cost money to develop. This application is not end-user ready by any means, and will have to be polished to be released, not to mention outsourcing the manufacturing of the custom cable to connect everything up.I'm only saying it would suck, for the unlucky lot who don't have access to such a tool, have to watch as their resale value is knocked down a bit by what amounts to a 'firmware upgrade'.
Please read the opening post. This may never be avalable at all. We're testing it, and testing it in public so that we can get ideas for how to make it work, and ways to try things.*sweet* Will it cost?
Please read the opening post. This may never be avalable at all. We're testing it, and testing it in public so that we can get ideas for how to make it work, and ways to try things.
Perfect intro; well done.Hi guys. I'm VERY excited to be announcing this. Uffe Hansen at TC Electronic has invited 5 TB users to particpate in a test group for the RH450 and an internal beta version of a PC application that allows the user to access internal settings on the Preamp. The connection between the RH450 to the PC is facilitated by a special USB-to-Midi cable that connects to the "Remote" port on the back panel of the RH450.
The users who were invited are:
KJung
Vic
Tom7
Musicman20
Eublet (myself)
None of us are endorsers, but we have been very enthusiastic about the RH450 for a while now, and have rambled on at length in many threads here about these heads, the potential they provide, and how we would like to be able to adjust this or that under the hood. Uffe and TC have noticed this so they're going to let us give it a go.
We have freedom to post our discussions here, and hopefully to get ideas for things to try from others. So please participate in the discussion with us. We can not however share the Tweaker PC application with anyone so please don't ask!
I want to give a very special thanks to Uffe and TC Electronic for asking us to particpate and provide feedback. This is the kind of thing you want to see from a manufacturer as it shows they care about what their users are interested in. So many here have made suggestions and Uffe has noticed them. So here we go!
Below is a partial cut and paste from an email Uffe sent us which explains a few things about what we're doing.
I know. i did read it. Dang broo...wrong side of bed?
For such a 'thorough' post, I didn't see any mention if it would cost anything IF it was even released (which was my understanding to begin with).
At the moment, I dont think anyone has the answers....its more of a test to see whats possible first. TC will no doubt let us all know if something is going to hit the market![]()
Sorry man, just the nature of text communication. I'm not miffed at all. Did you read Uffe's quote that I included? It stated that this may never see the light of day, or what will come of it.I know. i did read it. Dang broo...wrong side of bed?
For such a 'thorough' post, I didn't see any mention if it would cost anything IF it was even released (which was my understanding to begin with).
I was just wondering that IF it DOES go to market (it may or may not), would it cost anything?
That's all i was trying to figure out. I wasn't trying to figure out IF it would go to market.
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I'd be very stoked to see the full parametric on one screen.
Did I mention I love my RH450!
Sorry man, just the nature of text communication. I'm not miffed at all. Did you read Uffe's quote that I included? It stated that this may never see the light of day, or what will come of it.
Again, my guess is that there would have to be a charge for this because of the development work involved as well as the manufacturing of the cable. It's a total guess based on nothing but my experience in business.
For everyone, everything that we know is in the original post. We really can't answer much more than that at this point.
Ah, I see. Sorry, Im not sure. I cannot imagine it would be free as you would need the specific cable, and the software for the user would need development.
" .. i'm sure you guys have gotten plenty of that lolhmmm, an adapter for the iPhone to run the app across. That would be interesting!Dare I also say that this app should be an iPhone app!
Well, here's another guess (I'm just full of those, right?), but the midi connectory on the back isn't meant as a midi interface. Sure they use the connector type, which is nice because it makes replacing the footswitch cable easy. You can pick one up anywhere in a pinch and use it. But the interface is used for more than that as we are all now aware. Because of this it seems it would have to be a proprietary interface logically even though it uses an industry standard pin-out and cable.hey if you guys ever get the chance to talk to the RH450 developers directly, please please please ask them to replace (or add) MIDI to the RH450 itself. That is the one thing they really struck out with big time in my mind--it is so frustrating when there is an industry standard and some company decides to go proprietary. I understand the whole "if it's proprietary, they have to buy more of our gear" thing, but looking at it from a rig communication standpoint, it just makes so much more sense!
lol i already can't wait for the RH450 rev.2
No, but I keep hitting refresh hoping to see it.On a side note, is everyone getting the Timothy B. Schmitt CD advertisement in their banner quite a bit. I love Timothy's singing and playing, but he looks like Skeletor at this point.... kind of creepy![]()
Another (kinder and gentler) answer would be...Please read the opening post. This may never be avalable at all. We're testing it, and testing it in public so that we can get ideas for how to make it work, and ways to try things.
And an android app... and a web-based "cloud" app that doesn't care if it's running on a PC or a Mac...Dare I also say that this app should be an iPhone app!