key or midi map would assign the on\off to a specific device.
APC-40 can do it on the currently selected device.
Can any other control surface do it too?
Device ON/OFF using a control surface (as in APC40)
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baseinstinct
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Re: Device ON/OFF using a control surface (as in APC40)
You can make similar behaviour by putting your device in a rack and mapping the device's on/off to one of the rack's macro knobs. Then your control surface's instant mapping will apply to these macro knobs when the rack is selected.
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baseinstinct
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Re: Device ON/OFF using a control surface (as in APC40)
That's a fantastic tip!!!
Thank you very much.
T
Thank you very much.
T
Re: Device ON/OFF using a control surface (as in APC40)
also, in my experience on-off on some effects will cause a clip sound when used real time, it might be better to use a rack and different chains if you experience this. specifically delays/reverb/resonator.
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baseinstinct
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Re: Device ON/OFF using a control surface (as in APC40)
if so, map volume instead of on of will eliminate clicks.
