This is, at least by specs, a really cool controller which would suit my needs. Has a decent price too.
What I want to know is its pros and cons, and your first-hand experience, if possible.
Cheers
Any Novation ZeRO SL Mk II users around here?
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This is, at least by specs, a really cool controller which would suit my needs. Has a decent price too.
What I want to know is its pros and cons, and your first-hand experience, if possible.
Cheers
the_drip
Martriden K
Hey man, I dont know much about the unit but im selling a bunch of gear for Dave Otero and just posted this in the for sale section.
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/...ote-zero-sl-midi-controller.html#post10083718
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/...ote-zero-sl-midi-controller.html#post10083718
JoergieN
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the_drip
Martriden K
Hello Uros,
Thanks for the thread.
The ZeRO SL mkII doesn't come with motorised faders, I'm afraid.
Please do not hesitate to contact me via the following support contact form, should you have any further queries and requests:
http://www.novationmusic.com/answerbase/en/contact.php
Let me know, if I can be of any further assistance to you.
With best regards,
Marcel // Customer support Novation and Focusrite
Thanks for the thread.
The ZeRO SL mkII doesn't come with motorised faders, I'm afraid.
Please do not hesitate to contact me via the following support contact form, should you have any further queries and requests:
http://www.novationmusic.com/answerbase/en/contact.php
Let me know, if I can be of any further assistance to you.
With best regards,
Marcel // Customer support Novation and Focusrite
Erik Monsonis
Member
I "downgraded" from a Command 8 to a Novation SL Zero MKII and it worked great for me. It doesn't have motorized faders, but for me, it was easy to leave the faders at the bottom and if I needed to adjust something, it quickly catches when sliding, if that makes any sense. The motorized faders on the Command 8 were actually a pain and sometimes seemed like they were fighting me. The included mapping software is a snap to use, as well as versatile. It seems to have more mapping options in Logic 9 than in Pro Tools 9/10, but there's nothing cheaper and more bang for the buck on the market for a Pro Tools user, IMO. I don't dabble in Logic as much. Also, it's USB bus powered so you don't need another wall wart clunking around and taking space.
However, I eventually got used to working more with a mouse, and since I don't record bands or anything I needed more desk space, so I'll sell it cheap. Just shoot me a PM if you're interested, assuming you're in the states.
Great little unit.
However, I eventually got used to working more with a mouse, and since I don't record bands or anything I needed more desk space, so I'll sell it cheap. Just shoot me a PM if you're interested, assuming you're in the states.
Great little unit.
I had a similar kontroller just had 25 keys.
I have to say I used it with Ableton Live , a lot of it already understood
Great is the possibility of the mapped external plugin , I used the VST instruments and FX version with keyboard not only to me crossfader.Nelibilo
XY pad I did not know where it was possible to adjust the sensitivity , if I compare with axiom NOVATION mkII whether as a single or master keyboard kontroller is skvělý.Nakonec I sold it because I bought the iPad and I use Ableton for an application that is touchable , I think as kontroller Ableton unbeatable , at least for me
I have to say I used it with Ableton Live , a lot of it already understood
Great is the possibility of the mapped external plugin , I used the VST instruments and FX version with keyboard not only to me crossfader.Nelibilo
XY pad I did not know where it was possible to adjust the sensitivity , if I compare with axiom NOVATION mkII whether as a single or master keyboard kontroller is skvělý.Nakonec I sold it because I bought the iPad and I use Ableton for an application that is touchable , I think as kontroller Ableton unbeatable , at least for me
