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01-05-2011, 04:08 PM
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Panner
One thing you notice mixing on Icon is the pan pot is different from every other desk in that normally -120 degrees takes you from C to L on the Icon it is -180 degrees -It would be great if this could be addressed.
The other thing I find is when using the joysticks with your eyes on the screen it is very hard to know when you have the joystick in the center position -for this I have a simple solution that I thought I'd share. -Take a spent staple and some sticky tape -place the staple so that it forms a bump marking the center position above the joystick and tape it down -you will be able to feel the center position as you pan. Cheers Bruno 
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