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Hi there,
With the impending demise of Composer Tools Pro, I'm in the process of setting up Metagrid to replace it. All is going fine, but one of the things I'm missing is the ability to be able to set the default state of a MIDI slider. For example, if I'm controlling the vibrato level (CC2 for example) on a string library, I ideally want that fader to be at 0 by default (and also ideally send that level to cubase on track selection).
I'm also wondering whether some kind of 'elastic' fader might be possible - in CTP, you could make a slider behave with a 'return to value on release' functionality, which was ideal for things like vibrato on strings.
I'm also going to be seeing if it's possible to switch to a grid on track selection - this was possible in CTP as well.
Przemek, it's perhaps worth you looking at CTP (assuming you don't know it already of course), it has some amazing functionality and I was very happy with it.
https://www.midikinetics.com/product...%20the%20world.
My workaround at the moment is to add a block of MIDI for all my tracks, which sets things like mic positions etc in my VST instruments at the start of my Cubase template. Given the bi-directional communication between MGP and Cubase, that will actually work great for now.
I'm really enjoying working with MGP, it's amazing. Oh yeah, final thing would be a desktop editor, it would speed the process no end.
Thanks so much
Mike
With the impending demise of Composer Tools Pro, I'm in the process of setting up Metagrid to replace it. All is going fine, but one of the things I'm missing is the ability to be able to set the default state of a MIDI slider. For example, if I'm controlling the vibrato level (CC2 for example) on a string library, I ideally want that fader to be at 0 by default (and also ideally send that level to cubase on track selection).
I'm also wondering whether some kind of 'elastic' fader might be possible - in CTP, you could make a slider behave with a 'return to value on release' functionality, which was ideal for things like vibrato on strings.
I'm also going to be seeing if it's possible to switch to a grid on track selection - this was possible in CTP as well.
Przemek, it's perhaps worth you looking at CTP (assuming you don't know it already of course), it has some amazing functionality and I was very happy with it.
https://www.midikinetics.com/product...%20the%20world.
My workaround at the moment is to add a block of MIDI for all my tracks, which sets things like mic positions etc in my VST instruments at the start of my Cubase template. Given the bi-directional communication between MGP and Cubase, that will actually work great for now.
I'm really enjoying working with MGP, it's amazing. Oh yeah, final thing would be a desktop editor, it would speed the process no end.
Thanks so much
Mike
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