nope , price doesnt matter as long as it is less than a car

Great.

Steinberg cc121
Yamaha Nuage
Avid s1
Avid s3
Avid s4
Avid s6

You have options.

Thank you for the reply ! So is thre anyhthing else beside HUI. MCU, Eucon ?

I am looking for a Logic X Controller, so the Steinberg cc121 and Yamaha Nuage are no option.

Is it possible to customize the Mapping (Effect , Instrument) of Eucon based controller like you listed above ?
Is it possible to control Apple Logics Smart Controls ?

Sorry, I read your point without thinking more about Logic.I do think though that it has eucon integrated. What specific functionality you get i don't know.

No need to be sorry, I havent mentioned Logic before
Yeah that the point with most stuff, it is supported yes,
but how good it works and to which extend is a whole other story.

I have a FaderPort 16 which integrates into Studio One quite good.
With Logic in MCU mode it is a whole different less good experience.

Besides that my FaderPort 16 is buggy. Anytime I start a DAW its Faders have a very low resolution even lower than MIDI which leads to dramatic jumps.
After powercycling it multiple times it woks for a while until it got corrupted again. Ironically my old FaderPort Classic woks all teh time with full resolution and absolutely stable.

Anyone here using a Avid Artist Mix with Logic ?

Hi everyone,
So both units have been out for some time now, so I’d like some feedback for those of you who have had both good/bad experiences, for those of you that own either or both units. I’ve read & watched lots of videos, but won’t know which unit I’d get unless I get input from the help of people on this forum. I’d like to get one soon but would like some help here, or even suggestions of any new MIDI mixer control surfaces that’s out there currently, or coming soon.

I’m basically looking for a unit that I can mixdown after I finish my tracks, I see that both units are pretty much the same price now, both also have extender units, so which is better? Don’t know if I should go for the Icon Qcon Pro G2 or Behringer X-Touch

I’m a PC power user, I use Reason & Abelton, sometime MPC DAW that came with my MPC Live 2. I not only produce music , I also remix live DJ sets when I do perform. Are these units overkill to perform in live performances? Or should I just use the KorgNano or the Akai MIDImix/APC40mk2 controller instead for portability sake? Any input would help & appreciated

I have the Behringer and if you are happy to use/able to use MCU protocol it’s great: I haven’t found any difference from an actual MCU.
I cannot comment on it’s abilities in other modes.

I’ve no experience with the current Icon QCon Pro 2, but I do with its predecessor the QCon Pro (2-3 years) and the newer Platform M (two weeks) and with the Behringer XTouch (4 years).

In my experience, the Icon’s had annoying instability and crashing issues, with the Platform M being unusable.

I had a much a better experience with the XTouch (plus an Extender), although it had the occasional crash and loss of settings over the years, I would still recommend it. This is all on Mac and Logic Pro.

Maybe some QCon Pro 2 users may have had a better experience.

FWIW, my Icon Q-Con Pro which was purchased (guessing 8 years ago) through the sole distributor at that time in the USA has given out.

I liked the adjustable scribble strip and professional and larger build over a smaller Behringer X-touch, but that's about all the advantages I can see. Reading the scribble strip is someone of a joke since MCU protocol is limited to very few character spaces, and Icon did not separate the channels on the scribble strip like Behringer did.

Power on and the scribble strip is completely blue. I called USA support and they could only suggest taking a board out of the back, sending it to them to "see if they still have that board" as a replacement..and who knows the cost?

Anyone want a non-working Q-Con Pro?

Still lacking today, unless you find a script and install under the new MIDI Remote, such as with Cubase-Behringer, is the fact you must manually press the bank button or forward/back buttons to navigate to whatever channel your DAW is currently focused.

With a script, your controller automatically follows whatever track you focus in your DAW.

I must congratulate you for setting your controller expectations low.

It seems most users want their controller to achieve a lot more, and it's always based upon whatever DAW they are using. Before DAWs existed, you had big studios with big consoles. Any DAW controller will emulate the basics. But problems arise with the additional stuff that users want the controller to achieve.