In Sticky Assign Multiple Paramters To Macro Controls & Assign Minimum/maximum Values.

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That would be great, especially in combination with external MIDI controllers. You could use e.g. the Expressive E Touché Controller (or a normal MIDI keyboard) to send ModWheel data, and then map this to Cutoff from e.g. min 50 to max 80, so you can focus into the range which has most expressiveness. Like the "Morph" feature on Clavia keyboards, where you can assign Modulation to a parameter by pressing one of the Modulator knobs (e.g. "Mod Wheel" and then turning the knob (e.g. Filter Cutoff) by just the amount that you want the maximum modulation to be. (Current Maschine behavior would require you to be very very precise with the position you turn the Modwheel to).

 

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Macro control like with Massive would be amazing, you could use one knob to create amazing FX transitions during live-performances! +1

 

For sound design and live playing

1. User defines macros
2. User selects macros to be mutated.

Every macro has its Range modifier in %

example: CUTOFF 30/100 -> mutate with Range 100% -> results with value from 0 to 100

 

Over 5.5 years that this feature has been getting requested. They make it so hard to support them.


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+1. Let's have this already!

 

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haven't been here in a while. but this feature made me look by.

I would love to have this feature for jamming in the studio and for live

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It s not natively integrated in maschine but the container in guitar rig 5 offers this feature.

 

I would like to have such a feature in 2019, too

 

+ 1 Zillion for this

 

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It would be great to have macro that can link several parameters to one knob like in some vsti's

 

+1 so importanz feature!

 

+1 of course

 

+1 yes please!

Indeed with min/Max boundaries, and also directions (ie -1 or +1 multiplier), so we can use 1 macro to f.e. increase cut-off, increase decay, decrease resonance, decrease attack, increase noise, increase reverb time etc.

 

Hello, Has this been implemented by any change in the newest release?

Thanks Mr D. I will try the below. What I am really looking for is to assign a Macro to two independent parameters of two different effects. For example a macro that changes value of freq in FX 1 and resonance in FX 2.