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Is it possible to use RB the same way as other DAW's.

For instance, I have a Graphite 49 midi/controller keyboard that I use with Mixcraft among others and I am able to program the sliders, knobs ad buttons to operate various functions of the DAW.

Will this functionality become available within RB and BIAB?

Would be a great addition to either or both in making it more of a proper DAW


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It's been requested before, so I would add your vote to the wishlist forum. Probably won't be forthcoming anytime soon, though. That being said, the user needs should at least be documented so they know.


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There have been significant requests for a Control Surface feature.

I'll definitely lend my ongoing, continued support.

(To RealBand and BiaB)

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I have a Korg nano Kontroller 2 surface controller that emulates the Mackie midi control commands. The Mackie midi control set of commands seem to be the most universal method to interface between a program or application and a surface controller so adding the capability to use Mackie midi control commands to BiaB and RB would ensure maximum probability of using any surface controller.

I would enjoy having the capability to use my surface controller with Band-in-a-Box and RealBand.


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Originally Posted By: Jim Fogle
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I have a Korg nano Kontroller 2 surface controller that emulates the Mackie midi control commands. The Mackie midi control set of commands seem to be the most universal method to interface between a program or application and a surface controller so adding the capability to use Mackie midi control commands to BiaB and RB would ensure maximum probability of using any surface controller.

I would enjoy having the capability to use my surface controller with Band-in-a-Box and RealBand.


I only see 2 protocols out there Mackie and HUI.

Here is an article about controllers, somewhat dated, but there are many other recording tips on this site.

http://ehomerecordingstudio.com/daw-control-surfaces/
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http://ehomerecordingstudio.com/ for other useful info


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