Perhaps someone could give me some advice on plug-in behaviour?
Basically what I want to do is to be able to work on midi tracks without having the virtual instrument in the foreground and obscuring the track view. When the virtual instrument interface is in the foreground and the control surface is in yellow ‘focus’ mode, I can move from track to track and the keyboard and sliders follow and everything works correctly. But on a single screen when I close the instrument interface to get it out of the way, so that I can work on the track, the control surface focus is lost and I can no longer move from track to track without having to reopen the interface and manually change focus. Is there any way to get the control surface cc controls to automatically follow when you change tracks (like the keyboard does) without first having to bring the instrument to the foreground? Am I making any sense? Thanks in advance for your wisdom. Claude |
If you turn off the orange focus mode, you will enter global mode.
Your mappings would stay permanently. You would have to reprogram your encoders and use multiple midi channels on your controller per instrument you want to control. The easiest solution really is just to get a second monitor.
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