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go on and get it.
” title=”Smile” />"atom":2pmn1mls wrote:— easier access to some nice internet porn (expected in v6)[/quote:2pmn1mls]including parameters for LFO 2, 3 and 4? I noticed these were missing from the panel. No problem for me tho.
it’s great to progress being made on a v5 Mopho panel. thanks atom.
@ musikman, from what I can tell communication allowing parameter and patch dumps has not yet been implemented. I have to imagine that Atom has the know how to do this, and if he finds the time maybe he will. I’m sure he’d like to have this just as much as any mopho owner would.
to make the necessary connections, first click on the circuit board icon in the tool bar and enable the in and out ports connected to you mopho(either the mopho itself if via usb, or your interfaces in and outs). once this is done choose these ports in the panels midi device in and outs settings(right click on any empty panel space and choose edit mode to access these settings in the sidebar).
this panel can be used in your daw to automate your mophos parameters.
hope this helps. :
” title=”Smile” />that’s great news! thanks for your prompt response atom. ctrlr5 phase2
revision 865 is working beautifully, in standalone as well as vst. my only current trouble is not being able to adjust the vst window size. this is extremely frustrating. atom, is there something i am not seeing or might this be a bug? I can adjust the canvas bounds and side bar within the window, but not the window itself which at the moment is about 400 pixels^2. anyone else? hmph..
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After installing 526 I just created some components with modulator link settings. I saved the panel, and closed allopen panels before quitting the ctrlr app. I launched Ctrlr again, reopened and the modulator settings were preserved!!! I can’t wait to get down to working on some new panels. Thanks so much Atom, the modulator link function is HUGE. Among other things it will allow me to do, it will allow me to get the most out of my DAW(ableton) and will prevent me from needing to switch. The mopho keyboard is one bad ass controller and now ill finally be able to map all of it’s controls in Ableton. ah, joy.” title=”Smile” />Cpu usage would go down, however disk read/write speed/usage would be taxed. I’ve want an SSD….
I think it’s a pretty brilliant idea. Currently, the best way I know how to make a multi-sample instrument(patch) from a hardware synth is a real chore. A program designed to do this in an automated way would be something new, potentially VERY useful, and potentially very advantageous to those who cant afford extra voices(hardware). If you’re idea came to fruition, think about the potential it could bring out of any monosynth! I like this idea, for a many reasons. If this program could also recreate the same parametr maps/controls for the multi-sample instrument then I think it’d be a winner.
Thanks Msepsis for your concise response. I instantly got the results I was looking for after following your directions. I duplicated the components of an entire program paramter panel for the Tetra, and spent the last hour or so linking each of the components to their "duplicate" which was also changed from a multiNRPN to CC message.
Unfortunately this time is now lost. At least on my Mac, version 495 ?6 does not properly save modulator link settings
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I’ll post a bug report."atom":3d8n5xzo wrote:i’m with my family in my hometown this weekend so new builds will come monday or tuesday (trust me i’m not happy either, i hate meeting with the family).[/quote:3d8n5xzo]
even still, I hope you have a good weekend atom. thanks for the all fun time I’ve had with v5 and the forum so far. looking forward to some new build when you get back!I used to think I was an anxiety-crippled insomniac, then I got off the benzos. no more gaba for this guy..
” title=”Smile” />and I’m in!
” title=”Smile” />If you finish any more panels I know I’d love to so them. Thanks for sharing.
please take a look at my bug report. on the upside, however, the plugin is now responding beutifully to my mopho key’s knob movements! for me this is so huge.
