Quick assigning controls is VERY comfortable in BwS:aMUSEd wrote:Actually that makes me thing of a module that is really needed, and that is a controller editor device like Studio One hassacer wrote:Some Midi Tools, one to select Midi Input channel to play different instruments in Kontakt / sampletank3
I would like to have recall buttons to set the 8 macros back to start position or to some defined presets, maybe there could be a morph function like kore, so that I can come back after tweaking a synth, or effect. if you use more than 8 synths during a live record / set and you tweak all synths then it is hard to set it back to the standard/ beginning sound during a record. The morph between 4 Synths doesn't fit this idea, because I want to tweak, jump back and tweak again. In Ableton I tried kapture but it wasn't stable, so I used in Ableton effect racks to mark important positions, but this needs to much time to set the 8 macros back to the beginning, especially by many synths simultaneously.
although BWS is touted as having good controller support I'm not finding this to be the case, controller support is based in complicated scripting that isn't accessible to most of us, the S1 type device simply helps map any controls to a macro or plugin in seconds.
Simply right click on a parameter and select 'Learn controller assignment', move the control -> done!
For mapping plugin and device parameters they also have a great concept: There you can assign your controls and save the default mapping per device/plugin.
The scripting is for the more advanced stuff/setting up the controller in general.
But for simple controller usage for a controller which isn't supported just try out the generic controller scripts (and I think there are more user-created ones if your needs aren't covered with the premade ones).