unix-guy
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MIDI with an Axe can't be all that bad?
Asking for a friend with a MIDI Cap'n and solid MIDI chops.
It's all down to what you want to control, how you want to control it, how capable your controller is and how capable you are.MIDI doesn't sound so bad?
Ideally I'd have a rack processor and a TC BAM on top of my 2x12, and my MIDI Cap'n wirelessly controlling said rack processor from afar.
I'm not gigging or even jamming with anyone outside of my home and family so I can't justify all of this, but a man can dream.
Preset changes - dead simple, unless you need to go beyond the bank you're in.
Scene changes - not too hard BUT your midi controller must allow defining both CC# and CC data value. Also, if your controller switches use LEDs or something to track states, you really want the ability to make switch groups that are mutually exclusive or you'll have a hard time knowing which is active.
Channel changes - same as Scene changes
IA (Instant Access) switches - simple
Continuous Controllers - simple
Tap Tempo - simple
Tuner display - turning the on-unit Tuner on is not hard. To display the tuner on your controller requires the controller to support Fractal sysex.
That being said, if you're not controlling any additional midi stuff, the FCs are so nice. But not cheap...