However, everything is about control now, it (for me) is the synergy between a two dimensional digital world of flexible creativity fused with the human like analogue characteristics which the tactile nature of control surfaces allow. So a single channel strip motorised fader, with the potential of the AI knob (nice idea, hardly use it), in it's form factor, very very useful, and still is. 10 years ago I still had a Triton, a Supernova and a DAT machine.

I suppose the problem with it is, in a world where a lot has changed in ten years it doesn't quite have enough on the tin. The CC121 is (I think) an excellent piece of gear, well made (no question) and does what it says on the tin. So, understanding that this is the case and begrudgingly accepting it, I have set up for use with Cubase 11, a CC121 (which I have owned from new at least 10 years and is as good as the day I bought it), an AVID S1 and in the new year, I am going to try to get hold of a nOb controller ( they are a kickstarter thing and always sold out, they cant make them quick enough it would seem. Okay, after lengthy research, I have concluded that unless you have a spare 30K sitting around then no one single device (nuage) is going to cut it for control of Cubase/Nuendo, and that is for various BS reasons, mainly protectionism but anyway, for now, it is what it is.

Jbridge not implement cando