Re: Bad visual feedback for KORG nanoKONTROL 2
David Kastrup <[email protected]> Sun, 27 Aug 2017 18:21:01 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.audio.ardour.devel |
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| Organization | Organization?!? |
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Len Ovens <[email protected]> writes: > On Sat, 26 Aug 2017, David Kastrup wrote: >> >> This is just a change in the comment. I assume that I can submit >> patches to the list when not having a Github account. > > I am not so sure that advice is wrong actually looking at the file. I > notice that all the controls mentioned are CCs. So if they are not set > to toggle, The user presses the button, the control turns on, the user > releases the button and the control turns off. I would expect that > most people expect the solo to stay on even after they remove their > finger. Test this for yourself. Testing it for myself is exactly _why_ I say that advice is wrong. Should I prepare a demonstration video? >>> Do you know if they light when banked? >> >> First I'd need to know what it means to have the channel controls >> banked. > > There are two buttons: bank_up and bank_down, in a session with more > than 8 tracks, when bank_up is pressed do the lights on the controler > show what the gui shows for the next 8 tracks? Sigh. It doesn't move into non-existent tracks apparently. I'll need a bit more time to give a feedback about this one. > Using the mackie control part of ardour would be better if you > could. That's what I did at first but I was advised against it. It also had drawbacks (don't remember right now what they were). The nanoKONTROL can operate in a number of modes with slight differences. I might take another look. > An alternative, if you have a smart phone, Haven't and won't. Too many time sinks already around. -- David Kastrup