Aida Sound Users Forum

For me it's important to not waste any space. Since the touch screen doesn't replace my keyboard, trackball and trackpad, I want to be able to have those as close as possible to the touch screen. That Plexiglass 'chin' would almost certainly be an obstacle to that. That was my reasoning. Same thing ...

I went for the Iiyama because: 1. I trust them more than Acer (may be BS, but I almost exclusively see iiyama monitors in stores etc) 2. The Acer has that plexiglass 'chin' bezel at the bottom which wastes space and hinders ergonomics. you can remove this, but it will expose some PCB (=not safe) 3. ...

Great, looking forward to it!

3. alt/option clicking on things to set them to default is something I'm used to, I miss that in DTouch with the hi res meter. 3. Can you please explain exactly what are you missing? Please create a list. We would then check that list and see what can be done. Please Well if I could have one mixer ...

MichaelScott wrote:This place is a ghost town. No replies guess everyone took the summer off! lol

Have you seen Italian summers?

Oh, how I miss them...

I'm liking it! The only downside, has nothing to do with the ergotron itself. It's because when you mount the iiyama on the arm, the spring loaded foot (stand) collapses inward (to the body of the flatscreen). It sticks out like half a cm underneath the edge and keeps you from getting the monitor to...

How about we can have the 'embedded scroll window and floating NavPad independent of eacho ther? I would like it if I could opperate the scrolling via floating navpad with my left hand and use the embedded navpad in the toolbar for zooming with my right hand. This would require setting them at diffe...

Hello, we are doing a lot more! At the moment we are testing it on DTouch for Nuendo, but soon we will program it on every version of DTouch. We are adding a ch_strip wizard to design user-defined strips. With it you can insert your preferred buttons in a ch_strip template and you can define till 1...

Ok well if I understand correctly, there's several things you can do: 1. The vertical pole, the arm(s) is/are mounted on can be a shorter one. 2. The vertical pole, the arm(s) is/are mounted on can be bolted/clamped onto a lower base, effectively getting much of the arm out of the way. 3. If you do ...

Could you explain your proposed setup a bit better? For instance, you could add a second (possibly shorter) arm to the vertical pole they are attached to. That way, you could probably have a Waves LV1 type of arrangement, which I'm personally interested in. like this maybe: http://www.ergotron.com/P...