Makes sense if you are only using 16 or 32 pads.īlocks are chromatic Starting from the lower left corner to the right and then up a line. For the RS5K project I suggest an option to bring groups of pad as needed. Pretty straightforward.ĭrums maps it in 4 groups of 16 pads each. Linear means everything like the defaulf mapping. Now, more elaborate ways are using either Shove or Transformator. Just keep on going like this and you got all the notes. Just keep on going to the right till pad 08 and then, jump to pad 9 ina chromatic fashion.
For pad 01, reaper piano roll registers that note as C2. That means everything is mapped by default. The simple one is using it as a regular controller. So as of now, there are 2 ways of using a controller like push 2 with extended functionality and one in its simpler incarnation. I have to move them manually to the MIDI track. When using childs for MIDI sends, it inserts the midi patterns on the manager track, wich, produces no sound. Pads the same color as its corresponding child tracks works wonders, too. The ability to color the pads to the user liking would also be cool as it allows it for color code and organize. Some light would help as to know what sample is being played, specially when midi input or pattern playing.
MIDI input visual feedback on pads is surely a benefit.
Also pads could be renamed, so the tracks also correspond to the name.Ī 64 pad linear mode is very nice and a simple addition, as most modern controllers have that format. For its browser, a hierarchical one as FL studio would be nice. It reeeeealy would be awesome if it worked with media browser or external, supporting drag and drop. Plus, for us, heavy layerers out there, a way to peak if a pad has more than one sample (or RS5K instance) is very useful. This one is very important for me: Pads would be nice to have its own FX access button located in the pad itself.
Digging heavily in the RS5K manager concept.
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