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  • Assigning MIR Width to a Control Surface

    I've been hoping to assign the MIR parameter "Width" to a control surface (eMagic Logic Control in this case). This would help to make it immediately accessible at any time for mixing. But the parameter is not assignable as far as I can see. It will not be learned in Automation Mapping. 

    Is this intentional? Might we see it in a later version?  


  • All parameters which trigger the re-rendering of the position-dependent IR-sets were excluded from automation intentionally (i.e. position, rotation and width). The re-calculation would cause little glitches in the audio signal.

    I understand that you might just to use some remote control device without the need for actual automation, but there`s not much we can do about that ATM.

    I`ll keep it in mind! :-)


    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
  • That’s a good answer. I did not know about re-rendering.

    Instead of referring to a control surface, I should have said Logic’s Smart Controls, where, if it was assignable, the width could be adjusted right in the Main screen, side by side with other significant parameters like wet / dry. I certainly didn’t want to automate Width as the playhead was running. 

    Adjusting such things in the MIR interface is only problematic when numerous channels and several instances are presented to the user in a final balancing pass. 

    Thanks for considering it. Perhaps this and positioning could be made available by remote with a caution noted in the manual that it is not intended for real-time playback. 


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    @plowman said:

    That’s a good answer. I did not know about re-rendering.

    You're welcome! 

    Here you can find a few sentences on this topic: 

    -> https://www.vsl.info/en/manuals/mir-pro/think-mir#positional-ir

    All the best,


    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library