Is it possible to build an lc (kinda)clone, only utilizing the control portion of the controller? Like the jog wheele and stuff, but just kinda add that on to a midibox 64e? I have my 64e designed, and its just what I want, but Live will be integrating Mackie control soon, and I would like to add the ability to navigate and stuff from the controller, but i dont want the motorfaders, and I need more rotaries.
Thanks,
Luke
the main problem is the navigation in the display parameter ,the LC work with bigger screen , but as the hardware of the 64E is near to be similar to the SEQv2 app , i think is a way to quickly adapt your hardware (and so ,you will be able to choose between the SEQ , the 64E and the LC emulation .
here is a quote from Ucapps SEQ page:
Feature: Adaption of the Logic/Mackie Control emulation to the MIDIbox SEQ hardware for the final mix-down (yes, it already works ;-)) - motorfaders will be simulated by every second encoder.
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Here some quick snapshots, how the MBLC emulation looks on the MIDIbox SEQ hardware.
8 encoders are used as “V-Pots”, the remaining 8 encoders as Motorfader-replacement (mostly controls volume).
The Jogwheel function is available (17th encoder), and there are 3 button layers to which the LC commands are assigned
(of course, it is possible to add even more buttons (up to 128-2*17 = 94 button functions) and LEDs (up to 128), and to customize the button/LED in order to assign LC commands like desired - the MIDIbox LC application is really flexible 
And it provides a “general purpose” mode with 128 additional MIDI parameters
Common view (the tracks are selected with the Bank +/- buttons)
View of a VST plugIn:
Editing VST parameters:
The screens look a little bit scrambled. The reason is, that it has to be stretched from 2x55 to 2x80, so that the displayed parameter labels and values are exactly above the appr. V-Pots.
There are 4 different display modes with alternative views, e.g. one where the 2x55 display is centered (no scrambling)
Best Regards, Thorsten.
Referring to this:
Here some quick snapshots, how the MBLC emulation looks on the MIDIbox SEQ hardware.
8 encoders are used as “V-Pots”, the remaining 8 encoders as Motorfader-replacement (mostly controls volume).
The Jogwheel function is available (17th encoder), and there are 3 button layers to which the LC commands are assigned
(of course, it is possible to add even more buttons (up to 128-2*17 = 94 button functions) and LEDs (up to 128), and to customize the button/LED in order to assign LC commands like desired - the MIDIbox LC application is really flexible
So, it is possible to change the motorfaders with encoders?
If you use the encoders with a sort of belt and the ‘ledring’ leds in a straight line next to to the belt for position indicator, then you have no need for MF-ers?
Correct me if I’m wrong.
So, it is possible to change the motorfaders with encoders?
with the SDCC based version it is possible, yes
If you use the encoders with a sort of belt and the ‘ledring’ leds in a straight line next to to the belt for position indicator, then you have no need for MF-ers?
maybe this could work, but the additional ledring (or better: ledbar) handler has to be implemented by yourself. However, with the C version it isn’t so difficult
Best Regards, Thorsten.
OK, I have no skills as a programmer.
No ledbars… 
