Thanks very much Chris for pointing out the 'Enable auto select' setting. The default blocked me from using sends. Even presonus support could not help me with that. You made my day😊
Hey Chris, evidently there's a firmware update which enables 'Midi Mode'. This is accessed by pressing both Shift button, faders are then assigned to CC1, CC11, CCetc. Did you check this out also? Cheers
Your entire tutorial here was useful, but until I saw the part on "Auto Select," nothing was working properly. This is a key default that needs to get unchecked, else you're going to have a lot of issues and be wondering what's actually happening. Other than that, this is a brilliant overview! Thank you so much
With current firmware on the faderport 8 holding both shift buttons you can enter midi mode on the fly, I set up quick controls on the 8 faders in midi mode, works great.
Hey Boss and followers! First very early feedback on the FP8 in combination with Cubase (12 pro for me). Installation following Chris tips is rapid and easy. First frustration: when moving the channels or banks, the image in the mixer screen doesn't follow... So, you rather quickly come out the screen and have to use the mouse to view the FP8 channels on screen. Another frustration: when selecting a channel on screen (mixer view), the FP8 doesn't follow and you have to move the bank to the right position. For the rest, and up until now for a basic usage, it works quite well.
I thought he showed in the video that selecting the track on the screen also selected the track on the controller? I'm interested to know what you think of the device on other ways. Did you find it good for controlling plugins like fabfilter?
@________ Selecting a track on the screen selects it on the FP8, but the FP8 doesn't automatically "move" to this track, so you have to turn the blue knob. Not a real problem for me in real life. I don't use the FP8 as a plugin controller, and even never tried to do so.
Great video, Chris! Question: It's been 2 years since you posted it. Now, in 2022 (almost 2023), do you still find it woth it (Faderport 16) as a Cubase controller? I'm driving myself crazy about this subject, since I've believe there are no controllers specifically integrated to Cubase nowadays. Have you found other options (in budget or not). Cheers, bro!
Every viewer of this video will eventually get BOME midi translator just to use the FP3 midi mode. It is probably the most practical way to take control of midi CC channels, and if you read up on Bome manuals you can also create unlimited shift layers to control different virtual instruments. It's pretty awesome when paired with BOME.
In case it's helpful to anyone, the VI/Midi button does work even though the documentation says it doesn't in Cubase (I'm not referring to "midi mode", just the VI/Midi button). Perhaps there was a firmware upgrade since Chris posted this video. In any case, you can scroll through the various parameters like expression, mod, vibrato, etc. using the knob in the upper left and control via automation lanes using the faders (bidirectional) if you're OK with automation lanes instead of midi event CC data.
Merci beaucoup pour ce tuto très clair et bien exprimé, malgré mon mauvais anglais j'ai tout compris. Je suis convaincu et je vais acheter un faderport 16 d'occasion plutôt que d'attendre le prochain Icon et son extension qui sera lourd, encombrant, cher et....chinois.
15:13 dammmnnn.. that's the thing that was driving me insaneee... I was only switching between tracks but not being able to change any send level!... So good you mentioned it, though it should have been the first thing you said in the video LOL
Hello Chris, your video has been incredibly informative, and I've gone through all three parts. The setup process was smooth, and most features are working seamlessly. However, I'm encountering issues with two functionalities: Sends and Edit Plugins. In Sends mode, I've noticed a challenge with controlling the Sends levels on the selected channel. Instead of adjusting the intended Sends, the faders seem to move to another channel. For instance, when working on a channel with three Sends, using the first three faders should adjust the levels accordingly. Unfortunately, the faders sometimes switch to a different channel, making it a bit of a struggle to ensure the right fader on the selected channel is used. Similarly, in Edit Plugins mode, I'm facing a similar challenge. When selecting a plugin, one of the knobs works correctly. However, when I switch to the next function, the fader jumps to another channel instead of adjusting the desired parameter on the selected channel. I appreciate the wealth of information you've shared, and your guidance has been invaluable. Any insights on addressing these specific issues with Sends and Edit Plugins would be highly appreciated. Thanks again for your fantastic content!
Hey Chris, your video was a game-changer for me. Watched all three parts and got everything set up smoothly, but the Sends and Edit Plugins threw me for a loop. After digging through the comments, someone mentioned the magic solution - turn off "Enable Auto Select" in Mackie Control in Studio Setup. Then, on my second go-around at the 16-minute mark, I heard you mention the same fix - unchecking "Enable Auto Select" stops the crazy track jumping. Now everything's running like a charm. Huge thanks for breaking down the controller intricacies in your video!
Hi, Chris, you've had this for a while and i wonder if you use the Faderport F16 to control plugins and the channel strip? Or did you go back to using the mouse? Thanks in advance.
Hey boss! Many thanks from Belgium for this review! As a quite amateur Cubase user (for 20 years, and until very recently only using it as a volumes adjuster and panning tool), I'm actually on search of an external controller, mainly for comfort reason. The idea came after viewing a video of your good friend Dom Sigalas "promoting" the Console 1 fader. But this controller is quite limited and sold for a price needing comparison. Few challengers came out in the same price rznge: the Behringer X touch and the Faderport 8. (Even if, basically, a single fader controller could already help me a lot for 4 times less money... but I'd feel frustrated while knowing what an extended console can do...). What is very clear after hours of reading/watching reviews: the perfect controller doesn't exist yet! It could probably be a new Steinberg one, but no sign from their part actually... So, two controllers left: the X touch and the FP8. Most reviews point out the fact that FP8 is perfect for the Studio One users but quite limited for others. Most of the X touch reviews are generally more positive, but the global perceived quality isn't that great. So, back to start... and to my initial questions. And to the conclusion: there's no affordable solution for me, outside the single fader ones. Back to frustration too, thus... Until I discovered your serie about the FP8, clearly demonstrating that the so-called limitations are not as prohibitive as (early) presented. Probably Presonus made several updates to make the Faderport 8/16 more suitable for Cubase users during the last 6 years. What you show clearly demonstrates that the basics are 100% present and functional with a good qualitative level. Years will probably pass before I get really embarrassed by what it can't do... and before I properly use what it brings! So, you made me decide to go for the Presonus Fadertport 8!
The Edit Plugins does not work for me at all. All Faders turn off and I have to go back to Track and button and start again having no luck. Any suggestions? Great videos Chris thanks for your help so far.
Hey Chris, avid follower of your videos with cubase! very entertaining and informative! I watched these videos because I have the Faderport 8 w/ Cubase 12 now. I learmed a great deal of ideas for my workflow. thanks so much.however, I missed where you programmed the click (metronome)button to work in cubase. Is it possible?
Hey Chris,This is a very well done tutorial! What's funny is that i have an Xtouch and many of the features you were explaining work with Xtouch. I found an answer i have been looking for some time. I tried many of your examples and what do you know they work here also. It all mackie protocol so i guess that make sense. I just thought you would get a laugh out of it. Thanks for your video's
Hello, good morning, I have a question that I don't see in any thread. I am using 8 screens and on 3 of them I use MixConsole 1, MixConsole 2, MixConsole 3, with different screens, is there no way to change the view from the Presonus 16 Mixer??? Awaiting a reply, thank you very much for everything.
Hi Chris, thx for this. I currently own a CC121. If I were to use the Faderport16 and the CC121, could I use the 121 for Plugin editing control while simultaneously having the FP16 control all other functions across 16 channels per bank as you’ve demo’s here?
Hello Chris: in your case it would be good that this Auto button allows you to control the ST OUT parameters instead of Master. Maybe the device allows reprogramming of the function.
Hi Chris, fantastic job posting. Can you make a video with a larger track count? I'd like to see if there are any work around or issues with the faderportt. Also Have you run into an instance where Cubase Pro mixing console doesn't sync and switch follow the view of Channel or banks on challenge selected, when switching banks down a mix over 50 tracks?
Hi Chris nice video as always! Is it possible to do low cut and high cuts easily? You didn't show in the video if you can control the PRE section of the EQ, thanks!
Don't know if I'm set up wrong or if there have been updates that made this incompatible. But mine does not work like this at all, and I've read some forums elsewhere online with people experiencing the same problems I am with Cubase pro 11.
Great video sir. I have a question......does Presonus has a control surface extender (probably in group of 8 faders) for the Faderport 16 to increase the physical fader count from 16 to 24, etc? Or is there any other brand’s (Icon, etc) extenders that can be paired with the Faderport 16 to increase physical faders count?
Hi Chris, not sure if you'll see this but I was wondering how do you keep the correct channel selected when editing plugins? Each time touch a fader to edit a plugin parameter the fader switches to what ever channel is associated with that fader.
Hey Chris, honestly do you find yourself editing plugins with it? I do also use a Mackie compatible controller and use it more or less only for fader and panning automations. Maybe some send or mix knob automations, but other than that, I'm far quicker by using mouse and keyboard. Thanks for showing anyway.
I use it mainly for faders, pan, auromation and Sends but I find myself using the Edit Plugin feature more and more to be honest, depending on the plugin.
Hi Chris, just upped my game by getting the Faderport 8 and an Antelope Zen Go. Though your videos are specifically for the 16 channel version, it helped me a lot. Especially the automatic select feature was a pain in the butt when working with plugins. Super useful video series for all Faderport models alike... thanks, man...
I tried the Icon at NAMM and their guys were not able to get it to work well with Cubase but I know it can be done. Now I don't have a Icon so it will be hard for me to make a video on it
@@mixdownonline Thanks Chris. Good to know it's not just me. It really doesn't work too well with Cubase at all and I'll be returning it and getting a Faderport.
Hey Chris, I have a question. Currently I own the Icon Platform M+ as midi controller and it works well but is a little bit buggy here and there (faders sometimes jump back when I move them) which is why I'm looking into changing midi controller for Cubase. From your experience, is Presonus Faderport 16 the one you would recommend for Cubase? Thank you so much for all your great videos :) Happy 2021 // Magnus
So hard to find a controller without flaws. Why didn’t they just add a pan knob to each channel? When need a controller with a dedicated plugin knob section that can be custom mapped.
Hey Chris! Great video! Can you also control the hardware settings from Steinberg interfaces with this? E.g. control the DSP EQ of a UR824? I want to commit more to my sound when recording, but the mouse controls for the Steinberg channel strip are hideous to work with IMO. Cheers!
Hey Chris i really wanna buy your full Cubase 10.5 course that its currently 199 USD, do you have any cupon i can use right now? That'd really come in handy since I'm in a budget, anything would help! Thanks beforehand :D
Thanks, I actually find myself using the Edit Plugins more than I thought I would (depending on the plugin). Not perfect but I like it. The Edit Plugin workflow in Studio One is a bit easier than in Cubase, hopefully they will update that in the future.
This shit looks so complicated on the plugin controls, you can get lost in a second from plugin to plugin, nothing replaces the knob wheel on the CMC AI, or the CC121. Just hover over the parameter and move the wheel, done.
Audient has a similar feature on most of their interfaces. I use the FP16 for all fader/pan stuff, but use the Audient to control plugins if I want to move a knob.
I never explained how to do this? That's exactly what I did for the whole video, you need to watch and listen...Btw, that is my day job, so I agree with you, I will stick to my day job ;-)
Thanks very much Chris for pointing out the 'Enable auto select' setting. The default blocked me from using sends. Even presonus support could not help me with that. You made my day😊
Hey Chris, evidently there's a firmware update which enables 'Midi Mode'. This is accessed by pressing both Shift button, faders are then assigned to CC1, CC11, CCetc. Did you check this out also? Cheers
Your entire tutorial here was useful, but until I saw the part on "Auto Select," nothing was working properly. This is a key default that needs to get unchecked, else you're going to have a lot of issues and be wondering what's actually happening. Other than that, this is a brilliant overview! Thank you so much
With current firmware on the faderport 8 holding both shift buttons you can enter midi mode on the fly, I set up quick controls on the 8 faders in midi mode, works great.
Thanks for this. Without your hint at the end of the video with "autoselect" i was not able to edit the plugins 🙂
Eureka! I had some serious problems in getting the FP16 to work with Nuendo and Presonus was no help. Thanks for this!
Hey Boss and followers!
First very early feedback on the FP8 in combination with Cubase (12 pro for me).
Installation following Chris tips is rapid and easy.
First frustration: when moving the channels or banks, the image in the mixer screen doesn't follow... So, you rather quickly come out the screen and have to use the mouse to view the FP8 channels on screen.
Another frustration: when selecting a channel on screen (mixer view), the FP8 doesn't follow and you have to move the bank to the right position.
For the rest, and up until now for a basic usage, it works quite well.
I thought he showed in the video that selecting the track on the screen also selected the track on the controller?
I'm interested to know what you think of the device on other ways.
Did you find it good for controlling plugins like fabfilter?
@________ Selecting a track on the screen selects it on the FP8, but the FP8 doesn't automatically "move" to this track, so you have to turn the blue knob. Not a real problem for me in real life.
I don't use the FP8 as a plugin controller, and even never tried to do so.
Great video, Chris!
Question: It's been 2 years since you posted it. Now, in 2022 (almost 2023), do you still find it woth it (Faderport 16) as a Cubase controller?
I'm driving myself crazy about this subject, since I've believe there are no controllers specifically integrated to Cubase nowadays.
Have you found other options (in budget or not).
Cheers, bro!
Every viewer of this video will eventually get BOME midi translator just to use the FP3 midi mode. It is probably the most practical way to take control of midi CC channels, and if you read up on Bome manuals you can also create unlimited shift layers to control different virtual instruments. It's pretty awesome when paired with BOME.
In case it's helpful to anyone, the VI/Midi button does work even though the documentation says it doesn't in Cubase (I'm not referring to "midi mode", just the VI/Midi button). Perhaps there was a firmware upgrade since Chris posted this video. In any case, you can scroll through the various parameters like expression, mod, vibrato, etc. using the knob in the upper left and control via automation lanes using the faders (bidirectional) if you're OK with automation lanes instead of midi event CC data.
Thanks for the video 👍 but not so easy to select Plugin 2, probably the same for other plugin selection with the fader
Merci beaucoup pour ce tuto très clair et bien exprimé, malgré mon mauvais anglais j'ai tout compris. Je suis convaincu et je vais acheter un faderport 16 d'occasion plutôt que d'attendre le prochain Icon et son extension qui sera lourd, encombrant, cher et....chinois.
15:13 dammmnnn.. that's the thing that was driving me insaneee... I was only switching between tracks but not being able to change any send level!... So good you mentioned it, though it should have been the first thing you said in the video LOL
Hello Chris, your video has been incredibly informative, and I've gone through all three parts. The setup process was smooth, and most features are working seamlessly. However, I'm encountering issues with two functionalities: Sends and Edit Plugins.
In Sends mode, I've noticed a challenge with controlling the Sends levels on the selected channel. Instead of adjusting the intended Sends, the faders seem to move to another channel. For instance, when working on a channel with three Sends, using the first three faders should adjust the levels accordingly. Unfortunately, the faders sometimes switch to a different channel, making it a bit of a struggle to ensure the right fader on the selected channel is used.
Similarly, in Edit Plugins mode, I'm facing a similar challenge. When selecting a plugin, one of the knobs works correctly. However, when I switch to the next function, the fader jumps to another channel instead of adjusting the desired parameter on the selected channel.
I appreciate the wealth of information you've shared, and your guidance has been invaluable. Any insights on addressing these specific issues with Sends and Edit Plugins would be highly appreciated. Thanks again for your fantastic content!
Hey Chris, your video was a game-changer for me. Watched all three parts and got everything set up smoothly, but the Sends and Edit Plugins threw me for a loop. After digging through the comments, someone mentioned the magic solution - turn off "Enable Auto Select" in Mackie Control in Studio Setup.
Then, on my second go-around at the 16-minute mark, I heard you mention the same fix - unchecking "Enable Auto Select" stops the crazy track jumping. Now everything's running like a charm. Huge thanks for breaking down the controller intricacies in your video!
Hi, Chris, you've had this for a while and i wonder if you use the Faderport F16 to control plugins and the channel strip? Or did you go back to using the mouse? Thanks in advance.
Hey boss!
Many thanks from Belgium for this review!
As a quite amateur Cubase user (for 20 years, and until very recently only using it as a volumes adjuster and panning tool), I'm actually on search of an external controller, mainly for comfort reason.
The idea came after viewing a video of your good friend Dom Sigalas "promoting" the Console 1 fader. But this controller is quite limited and sold for a price needing comparison.
Few challengers came out in the same price rznge: the Behringer X touch and the Faderport 8. (Even if, basically, a single fader controller could already help me a lot for 4 times less money... but I'd feel frustrated while knowing what an extended console can do...).
What is very clear after hours of reading/watching reviews: the perfect controller doesn't exist yet! It could probably be a new Steinberg one, but no sign from their part actually...
So, two controllers left: the X touch and the FP8.
Most reviews point out the fact that FP8 is perfect for the Studio One users but quite limited for others.
Most of the X touch reviews are generally more positive, but the global perceived quality isn't that great.
So, back to start... and to my initial questions. And to the conclusion: there's no affordable solution for me, outside the single fader ones. Back to frustration too, thus...
Until I discovered your serie about the FP8, clearly demonstrating that the so-called limitations are not as prohibitive as (early) presented. Probably Presonus made several updates to make the Faderport 8/16 more suitable for Cubase users during the last 6 years.
What you show clearly demonstrates that the basics are 100% present and functional with a good qualitative level. Years will probably pass before I get really embarrassed by what it can't do... and before I properly use what it brings!
So, you made me decide to go for the Presonus Fadertport 8!
The Edit Plugins does not work for me at all. All Faders turn off and I have to go back to Track and button and start again having no luck. Any suggestions? Great videos Chris thanks for your help so far.
Hey Chris, avid follower of your videos with cubase! very entertaining and informative! I watched these videos because I have the Faderport 8 w/ Cubase 12 now. I learmed a great deal of ideas for my workflow. thanks so much.however, I missed where you programmed the click (metronome)button to work in cubase. Is it possible?
Hey Chris,This is a very well done tutorial! What's funny is that i have an Xtouch and many of the features you were explaining work with Xtouch. I found an answer i have been looking for some time. I tried many of your examples and what do you know they work here also. It all mackie protocol so i guess that make sense. I just thought you would get a laugh out of it. Thanks for your video's
Oh yeah! Thanks for letting me know lol!
Thank you very much for these detail explanations I‘ve learned a lot new stuff about the FP16!
Seriously thinking of getting one of these for my Studio One. 😎
Hey Chris Can you do a video using Zoom R20, 24? I'm assuming this would work like the faderport?
Hello, good morning,
I have a question that I don't see in any thread.
I am using 8 screens and on 3 of them I use MixConsole 1, MixConsole 2, MixConsole 3, with different screens, is there no way to change the view from the Presonus 16 Mixer???
Awaiting a reply, thank you very much for everything.
Thanks Chris. I think i might prefer the X-Touch myself but The Faderport is nice and looks much better.
Hey! Did you managed to change the colors of faderport to be like Cubase channel?sorry for my bad English!!!
Thank you Chris for this really good tutorial. I have a question: I work with MIDI a lot, can the fader could be assigned to MIDI CC somehow?
Hi Chris, thx for this. I currently own a CC121. If I were to use the Faderport16 and the CC121, could I use the 121 for Plugin editing control while simultaneously having the FP16 control all other functions across 16 channels per bank as you’ve demo’s here?
Thx a lot ! Great Video - wish ya all the best !
Hello Chris: in your case it would be good that this Auto button allows you to control the ST OUT parameters instead of Master. Maybe the device allows reprogramming of the function.
Unfortunately, you can't reprogram the controls from the device itself
Hi Chris, fantastic job posting. Can you make a video with a larger track count? I'd like to see if there are any work around or issues with the faderportt. Also Have you run into an instance where Cubase Pro mixing console doesn't sync and switch follow the view of Channel or banks on challenge selected, when switching banks down a mix over 50 tracks?
Hi Chris nice video as always! Is it possible to do low cut and high cuts easily? You didn't show in the video if you can control the PRE section of the EQ, thanks!
Enable auto select deselected. Thanks!
Don't know if I'm set up wrong or if there have been updates that made this incompatible. But mine does not work like this at all, and I've read some forums elsewhere online with people experiencing the same problems I am with Cubase pro 11.
Faderport doesn’t control stereo out in cubase 13 any help would be appreciated..thx
is it possible to control VST instruments?
Great video sir. I have a question......does Presonus has a control surface extender (probably in group of 8 faders) for the Faderport 16 to increase the physical fader count from 16 to 24, etc? Or is there any other brand’s (Icon, etc) extenders that can be paired with the Faderport 16 to increase physical faders count?
Hi Chris, not sure if you'll see this but I was wondering how do you keep the correct channel selected when editing plugins? Each time touch a fader to edit a plugin parameter the fader switches to what ever channel is associated with that fader.
I think it might be because you have the check box enabled for "auto select" in the Mackie control device? As he shows in the video.
@@-______-______- Yeah I figured it out a day or say later. Thanks for your reply!
Is this worth the money for cubase?
I do have Nektar 1 and i found it a really cheap feel to it.
The fader control is insanely good, its just a bit disappointimg that half the knobs dont do shit on cubase
Hi Chris, how do you get those rotaries on the Channels strip EQ instead of sliders? I think you talked about it in another video but I can’t find it.
Hey Chris, honestly do you find yourself editing plugins with it? I do also use a Mackie compatible controller and use it more or less only for fader and panning automations. Maybe some send or mix knob automations, but other than that, I'm far quicker by using mouse and keyboard.
Thanks for showing anyway.
I use it mainly for faders, pan, auromation and Sends but I find myself using the Edit Plugin feature more and more to be honest, depending on the plugin.
Hi Chris, I noticed that your fades are not touchable, how to switch off touchable feature. it makes me mad
Thank you
I talked about that at 14:47 of the video
Hi Chris, just upped my game by getting the Faderport 8 and an Antelope Zen Go. Though your videos are specifically for the 16 channel version, it helped me a lot. Especially the automatic select feature was a pain in the butt when working with plugins. Super useful video series for all Faderport models alike... thanks, man...
Hi Chris, can the faderport also edit the Virtual Instruments plugins? Awesome video!
Not that I know of!
Chris, please do a video for the Icon Platform Nano. Mine is kind of weird and I know you will sort it out well.
I tried the Icon at NAMM and their guys were not able to get it to work well with Cubase but I know it can be done. Now I don't have a Icon so it will be hard for me to make a video on it
@@mixdownonline Thanks Chris. Good to know it's not just me. It really doesn't work too well with Cubase at all and I'll be returning it and getting a Faderport.
Gentoo I have the Icon Qcon Pro-X & XS.
They work flawlessly with Cubase.
SUPER Vlog!!! Thank you very much. Stay healthy!!
You too, brother!
Hey Chris, I have a question. Currently I own the Icon Platform M+ as midi controller and it works well but is a little bit buggy here and there (faders sometimes jump back when I move them) which is why I'm looking into changing midi controller for Cubase. From your experience, is Presonus Faderport 16 the one you would recommend for Cubase? Thank you so much for all your great videos :) Happy 2021 // Magnus
It's been a year but I have the same question!
you are the best sir
Can the Faderport control 3rd party plugins in Cubase or just the stock ones?
Yes it can!
So hard to find a controller without flaws. Why didn’t they just add a pan knob to each channel?
When need a controller with a dedicated plugin knob section that can be custom mapped.
What about SSL ?
Hey Chris! Great video! Can you also control the hardware settings from Steinberg interfaces with this? E.g. control the DSP EQ of a UR824? I want to commit more to my sound when recording, but the mouse controls for the Steinberg channel strip are hideous to work with IMO. Cheers!
Steinaha should have NEVER discontinued their CMC Modules!! #djrtnyc
Hey Chris i really wanna buy your full Cubase 10.5 course that its currently 199 USD, do you have any cupon i can use right now? That'd really come in handy since I'm in a budget, anything would help! Thanks beforehand :D
Are you on my mailing list?
@@mixdownonline Nope, i'm not. How can i subscribe? I don't find the option in your webpage.
mixdown.online/en/get-in-the-zone
@@mixdownonline Alright, I'm subscribed now :)
I sent you an email
Wow
Thx
What is the size of the faderport (length and width ) ?
19.5" x 11.5"
In cubase 13
using faders for every control seems weird to me
Controlling plugins is clunky AF. Lets be honest. For volume, transport and pans. It’s fine. Cool videos though!
Thanks, I actually find myself using the Edit Plugins more than I thought I would (depending on the plugin). Not perfect but I like it. The Edit Plugin workflow in Studio One is a bit easier than in Cubase, hopefully they will update that in the future.
This shit looks so complicated on the plugin controls, you can get lost in a second from plugin to plugin, nothing replaces the knob wheel on the CMC AI, or the CC121. Just hover over the parameter and move the wheel, done.
The CC121 ROCKS for that purpose :-) I have to get one of those!
Audient has a similar feature on most of their interfaces. I use the FP16 for all fader/pan stuff, but use the Audient to control plugins if I want to move a knob.
a total joke he never explains how to do this... stick to your day job bro
I never explained how to do this? That's exactly what I did for the whole video, you need to watch and listen...Btw, that is my day job, so I agree with you, I will stick to my day job ;-)