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    reds
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      Hi all,

      Not sure if this is the right place – but, I was searching the net for a midi editor for the SuperNova. Tried to understand what this forum is about, but could not really figure out.

      I understand that cntrl is a programming environment for controlling HW synth via computer OS, correct?

      ISO, what should be my next steps? Download cntrlr and start mapping CC’s to knobs the way I like it? Or is there a prepared template for the SuperNova?

      Thanks guys…

      Reds

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      Filch
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        Topic probably should have been placed in Using Ctrlr instead of News and Releases.

        There was a v4 editor/librarian for the Supernova done, but v4 is no longer supported as atom is diligently working on v5, which is good for everyone because v5 requires no programming experience to build a panel for your software synth.

        So you have it right, download ctrlr, start building a panel for your supernova. If you have questions about something, do a search first, and if you don’t find your answer, ask away.

        #2180
        reds
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          Hi,

          Thanks for the quick reply and sorry for being a newbie here. Can I download somewhere the V4 for me to experiment with? Even though it is not supported?
          If I have downloaded ctrlr already, is there anyehre I can download the panel itself? Is that what you mean by "V4" ?

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