chupacabra wrote:to me, it seems kind of weird that this was left out...esp since akai's os already allowed us to adjust the mixer levels of multiple pads at once
rinseout wrote:chupacabra wrote:to me, it seems kind of weird that this was left out...esp since akai's os already allowed us to adjust the mixer levels of multiple pads at once
How did you do that?
Antonym wrote:I want to be able to adjust both the MIXER levels and actual SAMPLE levels from within GPE... i know you can adjust the sample levels from within the GPE page by pressing window over the pad number on the 1st GPE page, but i want to be able to do this for all the pads at once like you can for every other parameter on the GPE page
yeah this is something i'd like as well. we've discussed this. i think it's possible since it's not a new feature, more just a porting of the "WhoLE" function to more than just the first layer of each pad.
imagine being able to set velocity layers for your entire pgm at once rather than one at a time. since i keep most all my samples on bank A, i use velocity layers triggered by qlink ALL THE TIME. this is a time consuming process, but one that i do often because it is useful not to have to switch pad banks while in grid edit.
it's just convenience, though. i can do it as is, it just takes a few minutes. nothing that i'm bitter about by any means.
chupacabra wrote:rinseout wrote:chupacabra wrote:to me, it seems kind of weird that this was left out...esp since akai's os already allowed us to adjust the mixer levels of multiple pads at once
How did you do that?
by going to the mixer page and hitting multiple pads WHILE holding the shift button.... allowing you to adjust mixer level, output, panning, etc for multiple pads
