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Hi Eyk. I think this would be really challenging to add to the controller. |
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Hi, I’m using this function but implemented in an external controller that I designed. Basically I send via wired midi the control changes for the parameters that vary between the scenes. It works well, but with direct connection, via Bluetooth it’s slow. Thanks |
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Competitors have functionality which they call "snapshot" or "scenes". These are basically different sets of settings that the user can recall. It's a limited number of snapshots (say maybe 3) that can be selected by a midi command. The snapshots/scenes are stored with each preset.
This behaviour could be mimicked by using a programmable MIDI controller that is able to send a sequence of MIDI commands to change the settings.
This could also be seen as the "light version" of presets :). Maybe this also allows effect spillover (not sure), which is not possible with "real" presets.
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