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<blockquote data-quote="ApeCat" data-source="post: 973946" data-attributes="member: 67110">Sorted this out; got the drivers off some German website, but those were from 2003..Might want that update, cheers!And yeah, I know you've got to map every little knob [and this mother has a shitload of knobs, gears and levers!], just never knew it was called override mapping...---------- Post added at 17:50 ---------- Previous post was at 16:55 ----------Don't know what good that download there was supposed to do.. Looks like you just link stuff to a digital representation of the controller interface, or something, instead of tweaking the knobs on the physical controller. Or something. And it refuses to realize the controller is connected when FL does just fine.Anyhow; all the knobs and buttons are good fun to mess around with! Each of the 32 channels has one slider and three buttons, each with three buttons with a different coloured light to show activity. This is incredibly awesome since noneffective buttons can be turned on to show groups of channels. FL Studio recognizes Play, FF, RW and stop, but not REC. Two of the six fat twisters don't seem to be working, but I think that's just from going on the road for a few years. It's an incredibly sturdy thing though, nice and heavy, everything feels solid.I'll try opening it up to see if I can do anything about those twisters...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ApeCat, post: 973946, member: 67110"] Sorted this out; got the drivers off some German website, but those were from 2003.. Might want that update, cheers! And yeah, I know you've got to map every little knob [and this mother has a shitload of knobs, gears and levers!], just never knew it was called override mapping...[COLOR="Silver"] [SIZE=1]---------- Post added at 17:50 ---------- Previous post was at 16:55 ----------[/SIZE] [/COLOR]Don't know what good that download there was supposed to do.. Looks like you just link stuff to a digital representation of the controller interface, or something, instead of tweaking the knobs on the physical controller. Or something. And it refuses to realize the controller is connected when FL does just fine. Anyhow; all the knobs and buttons are good fun to mess around with! Each of the 32 channels has one slider and three buttons, each with three buttons with a different coloured light to show activity. This is incredibly awesome since noneffective buttons can be turned on to show groups of channels. FL Studio recognizes Play, FF, RW and stop, but not REC. Two of the six fat twisters don't seem to be working, but I think that's just from going on the road for a few years. It's an incredibly sturdy thing though, nice and heavy, everything feels solid. I'll try opening it up to see if I can do anything about those twisters... [/QUOTE]

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