V5 MIDI Control

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dawman
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V5 MIDI Control

Post by dawman »

I absolutely love the way I can control MIDI CC's and SFP.
SpaceF, Wolf, Alfonso and others have made some really great ways to control our devices via MIDI and external control. And SC has even fixed a couple of issues I had w/ the B2003 remembering MIDI CC assignments. So hopefully other progress can be made with MIDI.

I already have external control of Sequencers and it helps out when you want to continue recording and stay off the QWERTY. Yamaha's KX controllers are optimized to work with Cubase really well, and my KS88 can do much the same but limited to basic tracking.
To be able to have transport controls for VDAT would be like having a prayer answered.
After recording with VST sequencers I am in the habit of hitting the space bar to start/stop.
If VDAT could also do that I would be so happy.
I wish I could get a dime for everytime I hit the spacebar w/ VDAT and STILL CANT REMEMBER IT DOESNT WORK......... :roll:

Here's my current MTC, MMT and MIDI transport controllers.
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The real treats are attaching the controllers in the B and C sections shown below, and then attaching external controllers to move these, like the SpaceF CC devices, Reaper Remote, etc.
For example, all 9 faders are assigned to the drawbars on the B2003. But I also then re-route those to an expression pedal using a CC device from SpaceF. I simply move the pedal and have the faders all ganged together.
No other platform or hardware that I know of does this.
I am adding the other knobs to synths tonight. My hardware analog SE-1 can be routed in and out of Scope using these also. Of course my KS88 could just have it's knobs used, but they are tiny inaccurate devils, only worthy of passing along the assignments to another Expression pedal. I don't even bend notes with my hands anymore. Using Expression pedals is way more accurate.
I hope SC continues to develope this. Especially transports for VDAT................ :D
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netguyjoel
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Re: V5 MIDI Control

Post by netguyjoel »

I'm thinking about a Frontier Designs TranzPort Wireless DAW Controller. Hitting the space bar & running to the drum set kinda sucks :lol:
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Re: V5 MIDI Control

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Exactamente.......
Workflow being a Keyboardist should be controlled from the keyboard for recording, and for live work thanks to SFP I am well covered.
I start my DAW and thats it.
I like my weekend gig though, I am right next to the DAW, even though I don't need it.
I had to add FAT II-m and a FAT II-S to keep my volumes matched with the band.
Having a real drummer again it sure gets loud, but I am lovin' it.
Right before my destination modules I added the FAT's. My Barbetta's got a boost from the stereo version, and the mono version was for my Rotary cabinet.

The Frontier is definately a wise device.
It's nice to see developers that realize not everyone sits in front of a DAW when they work.
Jah Servant
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Re: V5 MIDI Control

Post by Jah Servant »

I use Tranzport, it's really sweet, definitely recommended
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