robbmasters wrote:Now you wouldn't be teasing us with this, would you? If this is so, it's probably going to change my mind about not upgrading...
Beta 8! We now have Crossfader Curves!!!!!
Re: Beta 8! We now have Crossfader Curves!!!!!
Control Click is for users of the one button mac mouse.Liam wrote:Sales Dude McBoob wrote:I was just playing with beta 8 dropping in AAC files directly from iTunes, and I looked at the crossfader and said "Hmmmm, I wonder what happens when you control-click on it..."
Why control-click?
Right click works on the PC
and before any starts a bashing thread, my mac supports 7 buttons out of
the box with no drivers thank you very much.
the curve is applied post-automation. it records the midi normally and you can change the curve setting after the fact. nice.5dots wrote:How do the new curves deal with recording? What I mean is: if, while doing a set, I switch between different curves, does the resulting envelope take that into account? Does the envelope just record the midi I'm sending in from my controller, or what?
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Re: Beta 8! We now have Crossfader Curves!!!!!
I've got a wireless 2 button Logictech mouse on my G5 that I love... I was just doodling around away from home with my mouseless laptop when I made this post.Liam wrote:Right click works on the PC
It's fun to put different beats on different tracks and set up some A's and B's and to throw some effects in the sends and wick-wick-wack on the different fader curves. I'm still away from home, but maybe tonight I'll get the chance to actually use my controller and crossfade for reals.
So if I change curves mid-recording, is that change recorded? Or would the recording sound like I was using the same curve the whole time?scientist wrote:the curve is applied post-automation. it records the midi normally and you can change the curve setting after the fact. nice.5dots wrote:How do the new curves deal with recording? What I mean is: if, while doing a set, I switch between different curves, does the resulting envelope take that into account? Does the envelope just record the midi I'm sending in from my controller, or what?
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I just tried it and no you can't change the curve type during a song. whatever curve you set it to is the curve that that song is going to use. which is kinda nice cause you can change the curve after recording. but not nice cause you can't have multiple curves at different sections.
It was as if someone shook up a 6 foot can of blood soda and suddenly popped the top.
finally.... That's actually my screenshot, not Ang's. Yes I use an Ultralite, and no, nothing has changed in this regard from Version 5.2,1. I personally don't think it's an issue, at least now that I know outs 11/12 are the main outs.
Definitely was confusing at first!
Definitely was confusing at first!
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that's not my screenie , I took it off another forum users post in another threadtankista wrote:2angstrom: sorry for OT but it seems you use Motu UtraLite soundcard... "Main Out 11/12". Abes havent removed this strange recognition of that soundcard in 6?
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edit , yep I didn't mention you by name to spare you more questions about 'other items'
*ahem*
Rebump....(glad they've finally updated the crossfader for those that use it) but now, after implementing a highly complex rack macro system, it sure would be nice if they'd actually let all users control them how they want, and make it recallable, rather than tieing those controls into specific hardware controllers via automap.glu wrote:Clearscreen wrote:....now if they'd let us save midi assignments in als/alc files in the browser....