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Originally Posted by TRW  [*]The edit panel is so very easy to configure and when I made my first button in 10seconds I was thinking how fast the platform will be once you take a day to set it up. The virtkey panel assign - letting you do usual shortcuts as single press is great and would be a simple way of programming. |
Will get even easier in the new software version!
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Originally Posted by TRW [*]Locators wouldn't work at all - taking me to the end of the session every time. I know they will work, as they do in Logic, but for the time being the active display (and edit panel) can be used for setting markers - that worked just fine. Still these press and hold temp locators were a big deal for me.[/LIST] |
I am not sure, maybe HHaynes will chime in, he'll know for sure. I think I read that the locators work with Nuendo but not with Cubase in that software version. I am sure this will be solved.
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Originally Posted by TRW [*]PSP, URS, Sonnox and Sonalksis plugins mapped well to the encoders in that the controls worked very well, but a large issue here. Some plugins report odd values for their controls, where the DAW may say LF @ +3dB the Tango will read +4.5dB, so working by number is no good. Use your ears. To be honest I would use a mouse to edit many plugins and grab one of the active controls when I need to automate or tune something in by feel with my eyes shut etc.[*]Some plugins provide a nice value in the DAW (say in %) but the Tango sometimes displays the parameter in numbers like 0.4678 - PSP Nitro for example. Again ears not eyes. |
What you see with the PSP plugins, is because of the crossplatform coding of those plugins. (what values do you see on the automation lanes in Cubase? In Logic, it's also those weird values, which don't match the GUI, and this is what you see on the controller.) Waves is also a mess. But it's up to PSP and Waves to solve this. Actually the new PSP EQ's don't have this 'problem'. Maybe they took notice after I mailed them.