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Franco · 22nd May 2008

You get that "middle" switch, you're able to bypass the plugin and save the settings as mentioned above. The "middle" switch is well-worth it, I love it on Snares!

BTW, not sure if Mr. Massey can chime in on this, but I also love the way all his plugs work on my Mackie MCU, I'm able to use my v-pots to control the parameters, and in this scenario, pressing down on the first v-pot, which controls the drive, I'm able to cycle through the switches. I'm sure this is something that he also programmed for control surfaces, so props to you for doing such a great job, it's really intuitive when working with the plugs on a control surface (as much as love my UAD-1 plugins, they can really learn from you in this department).

22nd May 2008	#12
Franco Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2006 Location: Not working on music, which is were I SHOULD be. Posts: 1,190	You get that "middle" switch, you're able to bypass the plugin and save the settings as mentioned above. The "middle" switch is well-worth it, I love it on Snares! BTW, not sure if Mr. Massey can chime in on this, but I also love the way all his plugs work on my Mackie MCU, I'm able to use my v-pots to control the parameters, and in this scenario, pressing down on the first v-pot, which controls the drive, I'm able to cycle through the switches. I'm sure this is something that he also programmed for control surfaces, so props to you for doing such a great job, it's really intuitive when working with the plugs on a control surface (as much as love my UAD-1 plugins, they can really learn from you in this department).