I am using a BCF2000 to control FS and it's working great. But there is a few options I miss in the MIDI control list:
Sound to light - Gain and/or sensitivity
DMX400 - All functions, but most important: Master fader and Program button.
Fog - Fan and Level control.
As mentioned earlier in the forum the Submaster Stop function should be accessible from MIDI.
More MIDI control options Topic is solved
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FreeStyler is made by Rapheal Wellekens there is no other person developing the software so please be aware that adding new features
and changing current ones may require a lot of work. This is a place to discuss ideas, please make requests via the feature request option on the BUG TRACKER
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Re: More MIDI control options
I would also like a MIDI (or keyboard) function to select the next/previous sequence on the Cuelist. It would make my life a lot easier!
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Re: More MIDI control options
With regard your question about the cuelist, I use submasters to do this.
I place the cuelist on a submaster and then use midi notes to go up and down the list (go and back buttons) and then another midi note to select the sequence (toggle submaster). I actually have the midi software I am using (glovepie) output the go and toggle, or back and toggle, together. This means I press one button to step up the list and one to step down, automatically selecting the relevant sequence.
I then use different submasters for different things, such as movements, colour/shutter chases etc.
Does that make any sense?
I also agree with Planewash that the submaster stop button should definately be available from midi!
Ben
I place the cuelist on a submaster and then use midi notes to go up and down the list (go and back buttons) and then another midi note to select the sequence (toggle submaster). I actually have the midi software I am using (glovepie) output the go and toggle, or back and toggle, together. This means I press one button to step up the list and one to step down, automatically selecting the relevant sequence.
I then use different submasters for different things, such as movements, colour/shutter chases etc.
Does that make any sense?
I also agree with Planewash that the submaster stop button should definately be available from midi!
Ben