you sure that owning four lemur's borders on "fiscal
irresponsibility?" i'm thinking its more jealousy that someone has
four of them. ;)

personally i don't know if i would have included really any of the
items listed as being unique IxD. the novation itself is nothing
revolutionary. just a keyboard with a collection of pots and faders. 
it does show the values at the top, but i've found those values to be
only useful if you are programming CC messages and values.  otherwise
the computer screen is really giving you everything you need. i
recently started using one of the behringer bcf2000 (8 faders   pots
and buttons) and programmed the cc messages specifically for how i
use ableton.

so this of course means I use ableton. i also use cubase, as well as
other outboard recording equipment, and honestly ableton is for an
entirely different animal than cubase. there are things one can do
that the other can't and vice versa. when it comes to music software
that has created a different user experience, i think max/msp would be
the place to look as it gives you a visual approach to how things are
connected (similar to yahoo's pipes).

outside of the lemur the most impressive interface to me is the
monome (http://monome.org) because of it's ability to react how i
want/need it too. one of the members of bjork's band is using an
interesting control surface, though it comes across more as
performance art to me.


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