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The Wave Panel from Tangent Devices is designed to incorporate the features and functionality of Tangent's CP100 and CP200 series panels in an equally useful but more economical package. This compact unit features custom trackerballs that use non-contacting optical pickups and easy-to-read cool-blue OLED displays. Numerous control interfaces include control knobs, label buttons, function buttons, master dials, and transport controls.
| Display | (3) cool-blue OLED displays, each 5 lines high x 32 characters wide |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| System Requirements |
Mac OS X or later Windows XP or later |
| Controls |
Soft Label Parameter Control Knobs: (9) continuous rotation encoders with integral push button for reset Soft Label Buttons: (9) buttons Function Buttons: (9) function buttons labeled F1 to F9 for fast access to frequently used functions Master Dials: (3) continuous rotation encoders for master lift, gamma and gain controls Trackerballs: (3) non-contacting optical pickup trackerballs for differential lift, gamma and gain controls Transport Controls: (1) continuous rotation encoder for jog/shuttle functions (5) buttons labeled with typical transport functions |
| Power | 500mA maximum (via USB) |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | Not specified by manufacturer |
| Weight | Not specified by manufacturer |
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Since I have the Wave, my workflow in Color and Resolve is faster than ever, and my clients are very happy with that, of course is just a tool, because all the good work is made by me.
The only downside is the size, a little bigger to my work area.
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I'm using this panel for Davinci Resolve on Mac and PC. It works absolutely fine on both systems without any hitch. Some customizing and additional controls would be a nice addition (i.e. create an additional page on the panel with functions for channel mixer, ...)
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In Davinci Resolve it speeds things up tremendously. Use it to control primaries, power windows, scrubbing and playback, etc. Only thing thats not so great is that you have to use two bottons to toggle through the 9 menu screens so its often faster to just use your mouse to select things on the screen, but if i needed to access all the buttons I should have bout the $30,000 davinci control surface...So, still a great panel, especially for the price!
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Although excellent as a controller, a software for mapping or reordering the controls for MAC OS is missing, as the original button layout for DaVinci could be more intuitive. (the reason for 4 stars)
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I`d be wonderful product,.
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Well laid out panel a bit light but well made and works well with DaVinci Resolve. Great for an "On Set" system as it is light and portable.
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Easy to use. Nice starter panels.
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This is Tangent's lower cost entry into the color-correction control surface market. I prefer their CP200 panel as its build and feel is better but it also costs almost four times as much. And the CP200 does not support the wide range of applications that the Wave panel currently does. I use the Wave primarily with Iridas SpeedGrade and the integration is seamless. It also works wonderfully with Apple Color and the new $1000 software-only release of DaVinci Resolve. The Wave is well worth the price for professional results.
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This is the icing on the cake that is my editing suite. It has sped up my workflow by two or three times. That's a big deal when your in a time crunch. Setup was extremely easy, the software it came with was a two step process, and the mapping of the panel was extemely intuitive.
What I thought was going to be a flaw was the maintenence of the panel. I figured over time dirt would build up under the trackballs but the panel was built with removable tabs that allow you to easily take the trackballs out for cleaning.
The only things I would consider a con (though they really aren't) is that it takes a lot of deskspace. (big deal, get a bigger desk) and the button clicks are kind of loud (but whatever)
Overall, extremely pleased with it's ease of use, performance, and look.
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The wave is a good gear :
- on a reasonable price
- easy setup
- safes a lot of time
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Good points:
- much and much better than working with a mouse
- trackballs work well
- I like the glowing text!
- good support for RedCine-X, Apple Color and Resolve for Mac
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- it feels and sounds hollow and makes a 'clack' sounds which makes sense since it is mostly air inside!
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Not as impressive as more expensive brands (plastic instead of metal), but seems to get the job done.
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