How to save the midi assignment

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I've just discovered it (ok, maybe in the manual it's written, but I've not found it... :razz: )

Once done the proper assignment open the preset window and select the bank "midi controller" and then save the preset here.

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Didn't you ever wonder what that was for?
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Never need it :razz:
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Thanks a lot.
I was looking for such trick to be able able to assign controller and map them on Midi surface control but did not succeed so far. I will try this with the FM4...

This should help...
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After an up all night experience I came to the conclusion that if you create a bank with say the letter A then save your presets in there, then autoindex it so it is in the 0 position, ahead of factory banks and such, then save the MIDI assignments, all problems dissappear. At least in my case. This was a rough Scope night, but as usual once you have achieved the desired results, it will function w/o incident. On my KS 88 I now have total control of all FX, multiple drawbars from B2003 on 1 slider, foot pedals, synth envelopes and modulations in Solaris, and believe it or not Gigastudio 3 Orchestra is now functioning right. I do not care about future upgrades for this set up is an awesome example of live performance control. Creativity and constant tweaking have made my day. I will always have new ideas to try out, even in my work truck after a stressfull night, I can have shots of Jaegermeister served to me while I drive. I simply replaced the windshield wiper liquid container w/ a quart of Jaeger, and re routed the tube for dispersal through my ashtray for a more rewarding drive home. You see, all this routing flexibility that Scope provides has taught me how to re route other endeavors.

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:lol: Is Jaegermeister a common tipple in Vegas then Jimmy?
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When served in frozen shot glasses, it is a fast way to get things going.
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