What controller for using Premiere Pro?

[DJJJ]

What controller for using Premiere Pro?

I have started using Adobe Premiere Pro at my job and would like a controlsurface. The program supports Mackie and Eucon but they cost massive and the layouts arent satisfying.

What I want is a large jog/encoder for searching through video and soundclips with high accuracy. I want a few short-keys located and mayve som faders aswell.

What controller can I find that is relativly small (size of an Ipad more or less). That has asignable keys a large encoder or jogwheel with high resolution and not to expensive.

I have looked at the Behringer CMD PL-1 but have doubts about the jogwheel resolution (I have a LC-1 and the encoders on that is not with a very god resolution).

[deevey]

@DJJJ

I have started using Adobe Premiere Pro at my job and would like a controlsurface. The program supports Mackie and Eucon but they cost massive and the layouts arent satisfying.

What I want is a large jog/encoder for searching through video and soundclips with high accuracy. I want a few short-keys located and mayve som faders aswell.

What controller can I find that is relativly small (size of an Ipad more or less). That has asignable keys a large encoder or jogwheel with high resolution and not to expensive.

I have looked at the Behringer CMD PL-1 but have doubts about the jogwheel resolution (I have a LC-1 and the encoders on that is not with a very god resolution).

Jog wheel encoders are a much higher resolution than encoder knobs with thousands not hundreds of pulses per revolution for finer control.

[SlayForMoney]

@DJJJ

I have looked at the Behringer CMD PL-1 but have doubts about the jogwheel resolution (I have a LC-1 and the encoders on that is not with a very god resolution).

@deevey

Jog wheel encoders are a much higher resolution than encoder knobs with thousands not hundreds of pulses per revolution for finer control.

+1
You can also look for Denon SC-2000. If I remember correctly, has 2048 pulses per revolution (have no idea about PL-1 but it should be similar)

[deevey]

@SlayForMoney

+1
You can also look for Denon SC-2000. If I remember correctly, has 2048 pulses per revolution (have no idea about PL-1 but it should be similar)

+1, much better build than the Behringer and only around $100 on eBay currently.