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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Control surfaces and STORM

Personally, I think Wave is a poor excuse for a control surface. I don't care, that it's made out of plastic. That's not the problem. It's the ergonomics, that's I find so appalling. Storm is running on Euphonics and so is Smoke on a Mac as is FCP. So, instead, I propose, that Resolve should get moving on Euphonics support and not the other way around. In my personal opinion, Euphonics is a much better product...
 
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I have no experience with either Tangent or MC.
I did get to hold an Tangent and found it to be cheap in materials and feel.
Does the MC have a solid feel to it (both base and controls)?
 
jake blackstone said:
Personally, I think Wave is a poor excuse for a control surface. I don't care, that it's made out of plastic. That's not the problem. It's the ergonomics, that's I find so appalling. Storm is running on Euphonics and so is Smoke on a Mac as is FCP. So, instead, I propose, that Resolve should get moving on Euphonics support and not the other way around. In my personal opinion, Euphonics is a much better product...
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+ 10 - and many professionals agree with this... at least one's who use a control surface EVERY DAY. The WAVE is a hunk of crap... HATE that panel with a passion and sold it after a week and Im not a colorist...

LOVE the JL Cooper Eclipse (save the lack of connectivity)

So I vote for JL Cooper Eclipse support and Euphonix is my 2nd choice. I hope Tangent (who makes excellent higher end panels) to redesign or discontinue the WAVE.
 
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