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MIDIBox 64 resolution?


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I have been pouring over the vast ammount of information on this site for a number of months.  I have learned a great deal and have decided to embark on my first project.  However, I cannot seem to find a definative answer to the question of analog input resolution.

What is the resoulution for the analog inputs on the MIDIBox 64?

I have read only one reference to this somewhere in the forum posts stating a maximum of 10 bit resolution.  Since there are MIOS configurations for the emulation of Mackie/Logic control (which has 1024 step faders), I can only assume that 10 bit resoultion is possible.

My project consists of 56 rotary potentiometers and 8 linear faders. How many, if any, of these controllers can be configured at 10 bit (1024 step) resolution?  7 bit (128 step) resoultion will NOT be enough for my purposes (at least on faders).

Thanks to anyone who can help me out!

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Guest mixedsignalz

Thanks for the replies.

So is the 10 bit resolution available on the AIN Module or only the MF Module?  Will I need to use a MF Module even if I don't need motorized faders, if I want them 10bit?

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Guest epochsounds

If you plan on going into a computer a great program called Plogue Bidule has an adjustable MIDI CC smoothing function which adds a little latency but really helps out the smoothness of 7bit CC parameter changes.

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