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  • Synchron Strings request!

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    Hi guys,

    Lots and lots of patch/articulations. I have a request to make switching easier. Is it possble to have it where you can drag each cell into the daw and it will insert the mapped keys to switch to that articulation?

    Ie, I drag the 1st cell into cubase on my track and it inserts a C1 and a C0 for me?

    maybe if you can't do dragging, then some kind of right click on the cell option thing?

    Hopefully some easy way instead of having to write it all in?

    Thanks,

    Dave
  • PaulP
    VSL Team
    PaulP

    Hi Dave, 

    The MIDI Dump Button does exactly that, it inserts all relevant data of the selected matric, cell position and so on to the cursor position in your sequencer. You can trigger a MIDI Dump with a MIDI CC of your choice as well (you can select the MIDI CC in your Vienna Instruments / Pro Settings, the button to the left of Basic/Advanced View). 

    And I'd say, look at the VI Remote App as well, for convenient switching!

    Best, 

    Paul 

    Paul Kopf Head of Product Marketing, Social Media and Support
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    @mrd777 said:

    Hi guys,

    Lots and lots of patch/articulations. I have a request to make switching easier. Is it possble to have it where you can drag each cell into the daw and it will insert the mapped keys to switch to that articulation?

    Ie, I drag the 1st cell into cubase on my track and it inserts a C1 and a C0 for me?

    maybe if you can't do dragging, then some kind of right click on the cell option thing?

    Hopefully some easy way instead of having to write it all in?

    Thanks,

    Dave

    If you are working with Cubase, consider to use Expression maps they are great for basic Articlationswitching.