- Preface
- Hardware Tools
- General information on DMX interfaces
- SIUDI 1 (2000 USB interfaces)
- SIUDI 1bis (2002 USB interfaces)
- SIUDI 2 (2002 low cost USB interfaces)
- SIUDI IP1 (2004 ETHERNET-DMX interface)
- SIUDI 5 (2006 USB interfaces)
- SIUDI 6 (2006 low cost USB interfaces)
- SIUDI 7 (2009 USB-SD interfaces)
- SIUDI 8 (2010 USB interfaces)
- SIUDI 9 (2011 low cost USB interfaces)
- STICK 1 (2009 Touch-sensitive keypad)
- STICK 2 (2011 low cost glass keypad)
- STICK 3 (2012 palet/display glass keypad)
- Other connections
- Frequency Asked Questions (FAQS)
Hardware
MIDI controllers
For "Live" applications, the use of a MIDI controller can be very useful. The faders and buttons of MIDI controllers can give direct access to some features of your software.
Remarks:
· requires MIDI functions in your software
· MIDI controllers are cheaper than DMX controllers
MIDI controller for "Club" or "DJ" applications. Traditionnal MIDI keyboards need a MIDI interface to be connected to a computer:
