tomi.

Does anyone have any experience from teabox or bluesenses products? 

I have been considering purchasing either one but have not yet come 

Teabox looks more solid and the fact it uses optical audio instead 

midi interests me and sounds good, but the sensors they are selling 

And then bluesense also offers servo motors and stuff which, if I 

have understood correctly, Teabox can't offer?

But bluesenses products seems to demand more engineering skills to 

If anyone has any experience,recomendations or suggestions would be 

Does anyone have any experience from teabox or bluesenses products?  
Any recommendations?
I have been considering purchasing either one but have not yet come  
to conclusion...
Teabox looks more solid and the fact it uses optical audio instead  
midi interests me and sounds good, but the sensors they are selling  
are much more expensive...
And then bluesense also offers servo motors and stuff which, if I  
have understood correctly, Teabox can't offer?
But bluesenses products seems to demand more engineering skills to  
install?

If anyone has any experience,recomendations  or suggestions would be  
highly appreciated!

teabox-or-bluesense

If you hadn't heard about it, check out I-CubeX as well, see 

 We've been around since 1995 and our stuff has been used the world over.

If you mention you heard about I-CubeX on the Max/MSP list we have a special deal for you: $199 for a StarterPack.

Feel free to ask more questions, we'd be happy to help you out.

Hi Tomi,
If you hadn't heard about it, check out I-CubeX as well, see http://icubex.com. We've been around since 1995 and our stuff has been used the world over.
If you mention you heard about I-CubeX on the Max/MSP list we have a special deal for you: $199 for a StarterPack.
Feel free to ask more questions, we'd be happy to help you out.
Best,
I-CubeX


is there a way to get higher resolution on the sensors using max objects? I know with the midi setup it can only be 127 valuse, but is there a way to get the raw data?

is there a way to get higher resolution on the sensors using max objects?  I know with the midi setup it can only be 127 valuse, but is there a way to get the raw data?


Use the "0 res 1" command for the Max objects to obtain 10 (microDig and Wi-microDig) or 12 (Digitizer) bit resolution raw sensor values. See also the help file.

In standalone mode you can also have higher resolution values by using pitchbend mapping, where the 14 bits of the pitchbend mapping hold the either 10 or 12 bit sensor value.

Teabox or bluesense?