jlepore wrote:You might tell the forum cop over there that the reason the break key by itself doesn't shut down the engine anymore (as the invincible BOB designed it to do) was because I screamed long enough after it took down my show (followed by me reprogramming my system not to do that with a large screwdriver - I still don't have a break key on that keyboard).
Perhaps he would like a version that still shuts down if you hit the wrong key in the dark.
Are you allowed to post any pictures of scenes windows and talk about scenes management? They are an integral part of my work flow.BrettBrandon wrote:As you move the popup fader, the dial on the control you clicked also moves.
The above screenshot is actually the Touch version that has a much larger fader and touching a control opens the popup. It stays open till the time out is reached after moving it or touch a non control area of another channel.
The version Joe uses is setup for mouse use. The popup fader is only there as long as you click and hold. It also uses a smaller popup.
The beautiful thing is you can create whatever size popup and layouts you want.
Yes this thread has meandered a little bit....
airickess wrote:Are you allowed to post any pictures of scenes windows and talk about scenes management? They are an integral part of my work flow.
RBIngraham wrote:airickess wrote:Are you allowed to post any pictures of scenes windows and talk about scenes management? They are an integral part of my work flow.
What specifically would you like to know?" I will ask about posting a picture of it currently. It is similar to SAC except that it has an area where you can easily select/deselect channels to be recalled as part of the scene. So you don't have to leave the scene window to make a channel selection like you do in SAC.
There are a handful of fairly cool features for what we do that I will have to ask to speak about in public because they are not solidified yet and/or they are not hooked up or completed yet.
airickess wrote:
Can you choose any channel parameter to be changed by a scene, as in SAC? Since AMP has DCAs, can you change DCA assignments with scenes? Since SAC doesn't have any DCAs, I use the channel latching feature to move groups of channel faders up or down (for chorus stuff).
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