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    1. 12-15-2013, 10:13 PM #1
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      Default A creative use for motorized faders

      Here's an inventor who thinks outside the box.

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      Default Re: A creative use for motorized faders

      I would love to see a a software version made for a BCR...toggle it on as a security lock for when you step away from your post
      y'know...someone curious touches a fader, half of them move suddenly to another extreme position, and then they freak trying to figure out how to put it back...
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      Default Re: A creative use for motorized faders

      The Arduino rocks, however this isn't nearly as fun as launching stuff into the audience with a fader flip.
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      Default Re: A creative use for motorized faders

      Quote Originally Posted by Andy Hamm View Post
      The Arduino rocks, however this isn't nearly as fun as launching stuff into the audience with a fader flip.
      Lol, Sharpie? iPhone?
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    5. 12-16-2013, 09:18 AM #5
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      Default Re: A creative use for motorized faders

      I have sent more than one board ops pen, pencil, sharpie flying when I've grabbed faders on a SAC Remote or in Yamaha studio manager.
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    6. 12-16-2013, 10:54 AM #6
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      Yep, usually USB keys or something I write with.
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