Sub, Cue option, effect
Posted: Thu May 30, 2019 2:25 pm
I tested the function to simply write an effectname in a sub to make it an effect master.
And that worked just fine to run on my little KORG Nanocontrol.
So I thought Id take it a step further and put FX speeds on the little knobs above each effectmaster but that didn't work as expected.
Using the Midi setup setting "EFXrate: fxname" the rotary knobs on my Nanocontrol only worked anti-clockwise. If I put them on full the efffects run in the preprogrammed times and fading down toward zero makes them go faster.
That works too of course, but maybe there´s something you ought to have a look at?
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And to be noted:
Under the tab called "Faders" there are nine faders which by default are patched to match the faders in scene 1 on a Nanocontrol. That's kind of handy of course but I chose to change them all to avoid triggering more subs than one at a time.
Sometimes it can make sense that the faders on the screen match whats live on your midiconsole but usually i find nine more unique subs to play with is to be preferred.
And that worked just fine to run on my little KORG Nanocontrol.
So I thought Id take it a step further and put FX speeds on the little knobs above each effectmaster but that didn't work as expected.
Using the Midi setup setting "EFXrate: fxname" the rotary knobs on my Nanocontrol only worked anti-clockwise. If I put them on full the efffects run in the preprogrammed times and fading down toward zero makes them go faster.
That works too of course, but maybe there´s something you ought to have a look at?
__
And to be noted:
Under the tab called "Faders" there are nine faders which by default are patched to match the faders in scene 1 on a Nanocontrol. That's kind of handy of course but I chose to change them all to avoid triggering more subs than one at a time.
Sometimes it can make sense that the faders on the screen match whats live on your midiconsole but usually i find nine more unique subs to play with is to be preferred.