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Re: low cpu midi appegiator



On Sat, Jan 1, 2011 at 5:30 PM, mark francombe <mark@markfrancombe.com> 
wrote:
> Like.. (@bidule users.. ) how do you er.. "expose" to the front panel, 
>only
> the controls you need to show on the outside of the group?
> The control side of Bidule is the side I really don't like, the 
>programming
> style using modules, is the same in mulch Synthedit, and Bidule. No 
>problem
> there (just have to experiment and read up on the functionality)
>
> Only in Bidule does there NOT seem to be any elegant way of hiding the 
>mess
> of wires and showing just the controls you needs as marked knobs, sliders
> and readouts.


That's true. I found out about that too and my "workaround" (when I
used Bidule, "pre Mainstage" era) was to not depend on visual screen
feedback. Doing so was possible by limiting my processing options and
using nifty physical MIDI control gear (FCB, Firefox hand button
pads/mixer). Memorizing the full control setup is crucial.

Greetings from Sweden

Per Boysen
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