Shredoverdrive
Phantom limb
Sounds good! Thanks for the answer!
1) I usually use ValhallaRoom with maybe some ChromaVerb or NI RC48 as a secondary reverb, always on Busses.thats a pretty good setup. 2 things come to mind:
1) what reverb(s) do you use and how(channels or busses)?
2)you gave me an interesting idea to use a midi button for reverb at 2 different levels. was thinking starting out with OFF and 50%
wow! that is a lot of control. may i ask what the large vsts you are using with this amount of controls? i really like the idea of something like this in the future but i am not sure how much i would actually use it. also i really wish that spitfire would standardize their microphone cc specs. for instance it would be nice if CTAO and mix 1 and mix 2 had a universal CC at the least. so basically just setting aside CC numbers for certain positions across the board. i know in a lot of libraries it is the same but in the larger libraries it is different and i would like them all to be standardized.SL Mixface. Two banks of 16 faders, 16 knobs and 16 buttons, all mapped to everything from vibrato to fx and mics.
Spitfire, 8dio, Samplemodeling... just lots of different products. Eg for SStO I have the mics mapped to the first six knobs, pan and gain to the next two and the mutes to the buttons. Then the faders for everything from tightness to timestretch and the next bank to control fx inserts that I place in Kontakt for sound mangling. Because they're always the same it is very easy to get used to which control does what. I can't imagine not using it nowwow! that is a lot of control. may i ask what the large vsts you are using with this amount of controls? i really like the idea of something like this in the future but i am not sure how much i would actually use it. also i really wish that spitfire would standardize their microphone cc specs. for instance it would be nice if CTAO and mix 1 and mix 2 had a universal CC at the least. so basically just setting aside CC numbers for certain positions across the board. i know in a lot of libraries it is the same but in the larger libraries it is different and i would like them all to be standardized.
i love stuff like this. great job!Still enjoying my self-build MIDI cc-controller.
Expression CC11, Dynamics CC1, Vibrato CC16, Attack/Tightness CC18, Decay/Release CC17, Portamento time CC5, Filter Q CC71, Filter cutoff CC74.
It's compact 195x105x15 mm with eight 60 mm faders.
Uses a tiny Teensy LC controller, which together with Arduino software is great for these things.
thats a nice setup. i am looking forward to buying SSO throughout this year.I'm using a Kenton ControlFreak with 16 faders. My template is built around Spitfire's SSO and my faders are setup as follows:
1. Vol (cc 7)
2. Exp (cc 11)
3. Mod (cc 1)
4. Vib (cc 21)
5. Attack (cc 15)
6. Release (cc 17)
7. Tightness (cc 18)
8. Speed (cc 16)
9. Stretch (cc 19)
10. Variation (cc 20)
11.
12. Spot (cc 26)
13. Close (cc 22)
14. Tree (cc 23)
15. Ambient (cc 24)
16. Outrigger (cc 25)
When I'm playing in lines I usually have my index finder on the modwheel, and my middle finger on expression. If I'm feeling adventurous and have one of those days when I overestimate my dexterity, I put my index finger on vib, with middle finger on mod and ring finger on exp.
I have setup another "multi-purpose" bank to control my other libraries.
I also have a JL Cooper FaderMaster, but found the 60mm faders on the ControlFreak to work better for me (since I can keep my wrist anchored while moving the faders).
Something I really appreciate with these old school fader controllers is the solid build quality and the display that shows cc values as I move the faders.