[RWP] Legacy Surfaces

[Jim Snowbarger]

Guys,
I have been away for a while, and have not gotten round to trying the things 
suggested about my old Peavy Studio Mix.  I feel remiss.  I really 
appreciate the suggestions, and am going to oke into this soon..  Those of 
you who have the courage to go slumming in the Coccos forums, and other 
places that sightlings speak their visual language about things, try to 
decod ethem, and bring them back here, translated into our particular 
language have my heart-felt gratitude.

Patrick asked which Peavey this is.  On the front, it just says Peavey 
Cakewalk Studio Mix.
There might be a model number on the bottom, but I didn't feel like dragging 
it out enough to look.  If you need to know, I'll make the sacrifice. 
<grin>

It's got 8 motorized faders, not sure  how far they travel, but I would say 
medium range.  Also has two rows of knobs, 8 knobs per row,  a jog wheel, 
plus a builtin microphone preAmp and very simple analog mixer.

The next trick will be to learn which controller messages it sends.  I wrote 
a midi snooper for my old DOS machine.  Are there any midi data snoopers for 
windows?  I actually have an old DOS machine that can still run it.  but, It 
will be a miracle if I an get it to boot, much less remember how to run it. 
<grin>

Anyway, thanks to all, and I'll report back soon about progress.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "indigo" <33indigo at charter.net>
To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 25, 2012 6:15 AM
Subject: Re: [RWP] Legacy Surfaces


> Oops, I sure screwed up that link to Standing Waters Studios.
>
> Here's the correct one:
> http://www.standingwaterstudios.com/installation.php
>
> Jim, the assignment of any midi message from your control surface to any 
> Reaper action is a cinch, just joining the midi message to the action 
> number with a single letter, I think a semicolon; but considering my 
> recent example of my undependable memory, better check SWS website.
> Sorry,
> Indigo L
>
> On 2/24/2012 11:55 PM, Jim Snowbarger wrote:
>> Man, I hate to admit it, but I've got an old Peevee studio mix here that 
>> I'd love to marry up with Reaper.  It's pretty ruggid hardware, and seems 
>> still quite reliable.  It makes sense to keep using it.  I didn't see it 
>> in the list.  I need to go through and try all the settings one by one, 
>> to see if one works.  Anybody's guess at which would be most likely?
>>
>>
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