They're certainly not always visible in Reason either, which didn't stop you in this case. And anyway, visible or not: the name should give it away: "comp" and "EQ". If someone looks at the gate and wonders why the "Comp" parameters aren't doing anything that person will probably be a huge support issue anyway...justin3am wrote: Fri May 31, 2019 10:20 pm As I mentioned, only the plug-ins which are included with Studio One have been mapped for use without Nektarine. You can still control third-party plug-ins without Nektarine but you are limited to one page of parameters.
When it comes to Studio One's control link system, we need to present Studio One with a fixed array of controls. This means we can't create an arbitrary number of pages, depending on the number of parameters a plug-in has (as we can with Nektarine). Still, I find the control link system is very well thought out. It's much better suited for on-the-fly mappings than many other DAWs.
I totally understand that there are much more useful ways to map the Fat Channel and other plug-ins but we chose to map the controls which are visible as soon as you create an instance, so that you can immediately see what is being controlled.
It can become a big support issue if the controls map to parameters which are not visible by default.
Sure, but it's not nearly the same as having at least the comp and the EQ available directly on the top Mixer level. As soon as you have to move a few levels further down, using the hardware-control becomes less of a help when it comes to working fast and spontaneously.Ultimately, you can choose which parameters are mapped and when you change the mapping for one instance, it will apply to all others. Think of the mapping which we provide as an example of what can be done. I hope that makes sense.
B.t.w.: why can't I move along the insert slots using the DATA wheel (which serves no other function for this level either)? It's these little things combined that make or break a great integration.