Great job, Morten! That's really handy. If you choose to "save as a new preset", does it give the ability to rename that preset as a part of that workflow?
I have a couple of questions: - Can i assign an external switch to act as bpm? - Can the two switches on the sides also be used for presets? - How do i swap pages in a scene? - And is the concept like this? A scene could be a song (SongA). SongA can have two different pages for a total of 12 presets, right?
Hi, a few quick answers. - There is no direct way to connect an external switch to do tap tempo. - The two switches on the side are used for navigation, flipping pages in scenes, switching scenes in setlists, exiting back to the previous screen etc. etc. - In a Scene you can freely move presets around between pages. - You can organise scenes and preset as you like. Scenes for songs, scenes for effects, scenes for something else. Up to you. And you can add as many pages to a scene as you like, each with 6 presets or other functions.
Morten, thank you for the new video! Please do more videos like this covering all the features of MORTRIX!!
Great job, Morten! That's really handy. If you choose to "save as a new preset", does it give the ability to rename that preset as a part of that workflow?
Saving as a new preset will inherit the name from the source preset. However renaming is only a long-press away 🙂
I have a couple of questions:
- Can i assign an external switch to act as bpm?
- Can the two switches on the sides also be used for presets?
- How do i swap pages in a scene?
- And is the concept like this? A scene could be a song (SongA). SongA can have two different pages for a total of 12 presets, right?
Hi, a few quick answers.
- There is no direct way to connect an external switch to do tap tempo.
- The two switches on the side are used for navigation, flipping pages in scenes, switching scenes in setlists, exiting back to the previous screen etc. etc.
- In a Scene you can freely move presets around between pages.
- You can organise scenes and preset as you like. Scenes for songs, scenes for effects, scenes for something else. Up to you. And you can add as many pages to a scene as you like, each with 6 presets or other functions.