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Why only 7 modifiers

PostPosted: 19 Dec 2012, 04:46
by BennyB
In Cross, there is only 7 extra modifiers, next to shift logics. You can only assing numbers 0-7.... I need 16 of them to modify sample pad properies.

Can you give me an info on that, why, and would you extend it in the next update?

Re: Why only 7 modifires

PostPosted: 19 Dec 2012, 05:09
by MusicMeister
Are you saying you want 17 different properties assigned to a single pad?

Re: Why only 7 modifires

PostPosted: 19 Dec 2012, 13:47
by BennyB
MusicMeister wrote:Are you saying you want 17 different properties assigned to a single pad?


No. My MPK Mini has 3 pad modes: Normal, CC, and Prog change.
By pressing CC mode let's say you enter settings mode.

What I wanna do is, that I assing a modifier to each pad (16 pads), and using the keyboard to set certain stuff.

Like holding a pad, pressing a key would set its roll frequency to 1, an other one sets it to 1-Shot mode, or you can use a knob to control volume. Once you've done making adjustments, just switch off CC-mode and Boom :)

I found an another way I think it is easyer to map need to experiment:
There is an alias called fam(Sampler)[0x1].SelectActivePad which only selects a pad, and you can map it to a certain value, ad a Direct Integer Button, and the integer value defines the number of the pad.
And just simply map the change keys in the Active pad section, and boom you hav full sampler controll.

Re: Why only 7 modifires

PostPosted: 19 Dec 2012, 23:01
by Marxon
Hi DzsoniB
welcome back. i have not seen you here for a while...

DzsoniB wrote:I found an another way I think it is easyer to map need to experiment:
There is an alias called fam(Sampler)[0x1].SelectActivePad which only selects a pad, and you can map it to a certain value, ad a Direct Integer Button, and the integer value defines the number of the pad.
And just simply map the change keys in the Active pad section, and boom you hav full sampler controll.


alias? more infos please :biggrin:

Re: Why only 7 modifires

PostPosted: 20 Dec 2012, 03:00
by BennyB
Marxon wrote:Hi DzsoniB
welcome back. i have not seen you here for a while...

alias? more infos please :biggrin:


Alias is the name of the command you want to control.