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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 :)

Tangent or JL Coope

Gary Gowman

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Which one and why for Scratch pleez?

Best regards,
Gary
 
Has anyone tried the Wave allready?
The price is so good that i might change the CP200s for the wave if it does the same things.

Also interested but someone warned me that it could be a playmobil toy!

Has somebody touched the board at NAB?

Is it ok compared to a cp200?

Pat
 
I have used both and the Tangent controller seems to be more responsive, smoother and over all better in quality the way its maid and the way it works with Color.

In my experience i have had disappointing conversations with JL Cooper the company when i call their headquarters and after meeting them at a couple of events held in Vegas NAB and LA.

JL Cooper just does not seem well trained in representing their product out in the field.

Thats just my thoughts on it.
 
you linda just have to figure out which works best for you. Try visiting some post houses and see what's what.

BigLu - THANK YOU!!! You know what for.
 
Any Tangent user for Scratch??
I would like to know their experience
 
The Tangents 200er Series work very fine with Scratch. I never tested the Jl Cooper Panels. The Wave is a kind of plastic toy with a lot o functions.
I would prefer to use this on Set but not in an Grading Enviroment.

Swen
 
Via a dealer, I was informed the Tangent Wave has been delayed until early September (but obviously is available for Scratch). But functionality at this is not compatible with Apple Color until Apple provides the need USB driver in a forthcoming update. Price remains at $1599.
 
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