But after switching plug-ins, controls should be moved "in position" first. play some instrument, that is convenient and "hardware" like. I mean for tweaking just one plug-in for long time, f.e. Note that GX61 has no DAW controls except transport buttons.Īnd while LX has out of the box integration, I do not know how people can be happy with normal sliders and knobs when using it with a DAW. However at this price range and with the seamless integration to sonar I think it's good value. If you're a keyboard player it's going to bother you. Hard to describe, if you can test it out in a store I highly suggest you do. There's an audible sound you hear before you actually press the key, sort of a click. It almost feels like they are slighttttly loose. Solid keys on the GX61 as well with one big caveat: there's the smallest amount of movement at the top of the action. I don't think anyone should complain about that. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the keybed on the Arturia. The need to reach for the mouse to select patches while playing is something I always hate doing. Currently looking for a new controller and I cant stop thinking how useful these controls can be. Hey Tony , how would you rate the GX 61 keybed compared with Arturia keylab essential & others, is it possible to to get the preset navigation buttons (Left, Right, Up, Down, Select) working using ACT or any of these methods? These days many controllers come with these buttons but I am unable to map these controls in my M audio keystation. See the documentation for particular device (they always mention which controls are assignable and which not). Most keyboards/controllers dedicate arrow buttons for internal operations (only). Resulting preset selection works fine (sure, just on NI own keyboards.).Īnother movement in that direction was AKAI VIP (without extra extension).įor the question which buttons are assignable. And as a major player attracted many plug-in producers to provide corresponding lists (other lists are make by users). They have introduced (as usual proprietary) extended preset declaration method. That is not practical in case of 1000s presets. But Cakewalk (as most if not all other DAWs) has just flat list per plug-in and there is no pre-made list.
VSTs can save presets, so like preset which you can select in the Cakewalk part of VST window. So each plug-in is using build-in preset selection method, sometimes MIDI assignable but not always. Steinberg has not introduced any common instrument/preset selection methods.
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