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Exclusive Early Look!
The FLOW 8 development team has been busy so far in 2021. As a result, the Beta program has been full of incremental progress too. There have been lots of regular tweaks so far, addressing feature requests and solving problems along the way. With the new firmware coming out this week, we’ve been given the okay to release this exclusive look at the new firmware here first. Check it out and leave any questions you have or feature requests you’d like passed along in the comments section.
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Hi Carl,
I’m not sure if they are working on something like that, but it is certainly a good idea. With their support for Linux, it would be great to use a small Pi or something similar and a touch screen or mouse for control. I’ll pass along the question and see if I can get an answer. Thanks for the message.
I am not into cell phones, do you think Behringer will publish the control protocol information for the Flow 8, so you could write your own program to control it from a Linux laptop, or a dedicated micro computer based controller.
Flow 8 looks like a very interesting device, looking forward to more results from your testing.