classic midi fighter or novation dicer

[kooper1980]

52 i think.

[BradCee]

oh yeah, cos top 4 change bank mode?

dicer wins!!

[fullenglishpint]

I'd call it 52 as well, for a standard midi fighter using 4 banks internal mode (13x4)

But then again apparently we're taking shift pages into account, so in reality it's more. If we discount the bank buttons and call them shifts, then that's 96 buttons right there.

[BradCee]

I'd call it 52 as well, for a standard midi fighter using 4 banks internal mode (13x4)

But then again apparently we're taking shift pages into account, so in reality it's more. If we discount the bank buttons and call them shifts, then that's 96 buttons right there.

hmmm...

dicer is cheaper though... tbh me arguing dicer against mf makes as much sense as an extinct reptile eating a candy treat. if only there was a smiliey for that...

[kooper1980]

The Uppercut is my new favourite!!! DinoLolli sucks!!!

[fullenglishpint]

I'm not arguing for or against anything lol, just doing the maths

[BradCee]

The Uppercut is my new favourite!!! DinoLolli sucks!!!

pun intended?

[kooper1980]

Its just there!!

[BradCee]

yes, yes it is

[NDubelman]

With the Instant Gratification mapping, how exactly does the Midi Fighter handle which deck is being controlled? I know the top 4 buttons indicate which deck is being controlled but in Ean's video they also seem to have a secondary effect in which effects are continued, even without other buttons being pressed if that makes any sense..

My first guess would be that if you are controlling the first deck and you activate a few effects and then press the top left button it keeps these effects going, but if you are controlling a different deck and press this button it will merely switch to controlling the first deck. Is this the way it works?

Edit: Also, what advantage does a midi fighter have over an apc20? With the apc20, I would get more buttons and I would also get extra faders and it even costs less? The only thing I could think of would be midi fighter having better responsiveness or something of that sort.