
yep TYPO you need your MIDI implementation chart for the gear. I have a MIDI implementation chart printed of every piece of gear on that piece of gear. That way if i think to myself, hey I wanna have pad do this on a synth or FX, I read the MIDI implementation chart thats sitting on that piece of gear.
I have been using the Auto Data to program rhythmic things, then do as you do TYPO and use them to either write more sequences and tracks or trigger live to play around. With foots witch set to overdub+play and play, it means i can just record anytime as i bang away. Good fun.
I am thinking of different SETS. BUT there are so many things, I have to start writing it down and making templates for the pads. Just so i know what I programmed a few days ago, or conflicts in CC channels. Not so much for making stuff and mucking around, but for live sets for finished stuff. 128 CC addresses multiplied by 16 MIDI channels, just just for one workstation, then different synths on top of that. See so I have to write it down. It would take me a month to map every MIDI CC. I am seriously considering it, but am progressively just adding to what I got or start from scratch for each new song. So yeah I try and make a SET and use only BANK 4 for each different synth. Thats why I would like to be able to change sets from main screen or at least name those sets, that will make it easier for me to keep a lid on it. Not really needed. So in my setup I still have some MIDI notes or even Drum mode triggering but go to BANK 4 and have synth & FX controls you made, be it pattern to pad or CC control. This way works for me as long as I read MIDI implementation chart usually but some gear can be a head ache as it has assignable CCs so you really gotta know what ya doing or you can get lost, and *ahem loose control. Yeah thats why I have now resorted to carefully considering what I want to do, then reading MIDI implementation chart, then making SET then, making template that goes over pads maybe so i could go set 7 and know its turning the FX off, or will change LFO rate. Its kinda a pandoras box of hours of programming, as you can do anything with the AutoData thing and pattern to pad, and pad to CCs.