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Quoted from toasterman04:I would think it would be driver based at that point. If you wanted it to react to sound you would need a sound board.
It will provide the same features as if you were connected to a PinSound board. But without a PinSound sound board 
Quoted from Blackjacker:That's the direction I went. I like the idea of triggering off of the sound calls, and the ability to micro-manage the duration and intensity of each shake is huge.
(This is normally where I'd give them some gentle grief about this thing coming out "in the near future" for the last 4+ years, but considering I've been working on my audio mix for 4+ years, I won't. Unless I just did.)
I know and you're right, it took a very long time... Anyway, can't wait for you to play with it 
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