Faderfox comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from February 2008 to August 2009.
No Agenda Episode 119 Introduction, FaderFox MIDI Controller
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 119 of No Agenda from San Francisco and Silicon Valley North. Curry discusses his new FaderFox MIDI controller purchased from a store called Robot Speak in San Francisco, which he uses to manage the show's audio production and sound effects.
A host describes the mechanical failure of a Faderfox MIDI controller, which has been damaged by repeated TSA security checks. The device, held together by scotch tape, no longer communicates with the MIDI interface, forcing manual level adjustments until a replacement can be ordered from Germany.
A new portable production setup is described as a "one-man band" radio studio integrated into an Apple Macintosh. The rig utilizes German hardware from Faderfox and specialized software to provide tactile control over audio levels and cart decks with near-zero latency. There is a brief mention of potentially patenting this unique configuration of linked software packages.
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