If i am not mistaken if the surface had HUI support it should be able to
control plugins as well? I need to see what’s going on with RWP as i haven’t
been getting those messages as of late.
> On Feb 15, 2015, at 5:50 PM, David Eagle wrote:
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> Yes, I agree. I don’t think they’ll drop support
Hi, I’m having a little difficulty automating plugins. I load a plugin,
activate the automation enable button, I choose room size from the table of
autommatable controls, and then hit OK. I make sure my track is write enabled,
and that plugin automation is selected. When I move the room size con
Hi Chi,
OK, I've finally had a chance to see what kind of behavior I'm getting in PT
version 11.3. I opened a session with a huge number of MIDI events, twelve
thousand in the bass track alone. When I enter a main counter value much higher
than the current MIDI Event List displays, if I don't s
Yes, I agree. I don’t think they’ll drop support for HUI, but HUI doesn’t mean
that you get access to plugin automation through the control surface. Anyway,
I’ve posted a query about plugin automation in Reaper to the RWP mailing list,
so hopefully I’ll catch you on there.
Thanks.
> On 15 Feb
I think avid has too many things that use the HUI protocol to drop support for
it so quickly. That being said you do have a fair point about reaper and its
why i use it myself.
> On Feb 15, 2015, at 2:21 PM, David Eagle wrote:
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> Thanks for all the help. I think I’m going to try using my BCF
Oh, and it turns out that the M-Audio oxygen keyboards work with ProTools in
terms of controling track volume and pan and transport, plus virtual instrument
controls, but not audio plugin controls. So our options really are limited. I
think Avid are trying to force you into buying their HD syste
Thanks for all the help. I think I’m going to try using my BCF2000 with
ProTools for track/sends volume and pan, and maybe transport controls. If I
need to change a plugin, I’ll use Reaper for that. Reaper has many more
advantages over ProTools when it comes to plugins; for a start, they allow V
Yeah, same experience here, although they're no longer being
manufactured and I doubt there'll be any further driver updates.
Still, for the price of one second hand, they're a neat tool to have
at your disposal.
On 2/15/15, Chris Norman wrote:
> Worked last time I tried it yes, definitely with t
