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I've done a forum search but can't seem to find the answer. I want to use 12 pads on my padkontrol to activate the 12 pads in clipbank & the bottom four pads for other plugins like slideshow, camera, etc.. Does anyone know how to do this? I go to config. > remote control > midi > config> video > video_select_fx_multi, and I enter 0 but the pop up list doesn't appear. I know I can just enter the name of the plugin in the value box, but I still need to know how to a: assign the 12 clipbanks individualy and b: how to make the plugin not only switch to said plugin but to activate plugin at the same time;^]

Sorry for double posting, but nobody seems to ever offer me any help except in this forum;^]
 
发表时间 Mon 26 May 08 @ 5:18 pm
Jeeez, am I really that bad that I don't even deserve a response anymore? I certainly haven't done anything wrong, All I want to do is map the clipbank to my padkontrol.
 
tim you ain't bad, maybe no one may have any experience of this pad to pass onto you or they may be on holidays or have work commitments at the present time...

 
 
Sorry Timmy, I would help but I don't use Clipbank yet ;)
 

Question for you Timmy, Can the Clipbank be controlled by a midi device, is it possible in the first place?

Maybe yes, maybe No. Sorry I couldn't help you mate on this one.



 
Thanks for your responses Jimmy & Alf. I've got my first pad already configured to switch to clipbank from other plugins, but I still have to use another button to activate/ deactivate the plugin & still have to use the mouse to switch from clipbank 1 to clipbank 2 & so on. If assigning clipbanks individualy isn't possible then I think the teamers should make it possible in a future release, the clipbanks are setup on the screen like an MPC & it would be very useful to use such a controler for the individual clipbanks;^]
 
Ok, figured out how to activate/ deactivate using the same button (just have to map the button twice), now just need to figure out assigning each clipbank individualy;^]
 
Try video_fx_button (Value is the clip number - 1, e..g: 0 = Clip 1, 1 = Clip 2, etc.)
 
jpboggis wrote :
Try video_fx_button (Value is the clip number - 1, e..g: 0 = Clip 1, 1 = Clip 2, etc.)


The man of the moment is on the case too, Timmy. You might get somewhere now mate ;)

If you do manage to do this , it would make a good plugin for the software.

 
jpboggis wrote :
Try video_fx_button (Value is the clip number - 1, e..g: 0 = Clip 1, 1 = Clip 2, etc.)


Ok, that works with one exception, I have to enter 0 for clipbank 1, 1 for clipbank 2 and so on. So if I map each button three times it does EXACTLY what I want it to do. Thank you so much, I knew there had to be a way!!;^]
 
jimmy b wrote :
jpboggis wrote :
Try video_fx_button (Value is the clip number - 1, e..g: 0 = Clip 1, 1 = Clip 2, etc.)


The man of the moment is on the case too, Timmy. You might get somewhere now mate ;)

If you do manage to do this , it would make a good plugin for the software.



Absolutly, this is fantastic!! Except now I might be up all night playing around with it..lol;^]
 
glad to see you got it sorted...


 
Thanks Tayla, will be hitting up your collection very soon..lol;^]
 
your more than welcome as usual, pole dancers are still popular hehe don't know why... think i need to do a bit of updating to that section in the near future though... lol

 
haha, pole dancers would kick much arse, I have to drive over 100 miles to see one of those..lol;^]
 
they are animated but jimmy likes them, lol, so does.... now that would be telling, hehe


 
lol.. well that's about the best we're allowed here in the bible belt, my state (VA) doesn't take kindly to pole dancers..lol;^]
 
tayla wrote :
they are animated but jimmy likes them, lol,



Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, I like Pole Dancers.............even if they are animated. I fancy Jessica Rabit....


anyway I want go into that, is that wrong?

 
jimmy don't even think about it, she's a right slapper, cost me a fortune to keep those stories out the press...


 
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