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Yeah it should work

Good question. I think your question related to sub-grouping (for example multiple colors for the same group) There is no special handling of Multi-Instance fixtures. Sub-grouping applies a MAtrick to the group, so if you configure Live Grid with group that include the sub-fixtures (of your multi-instance fixtures), you could do sub-grouping. In your case, the CP Tambora has 4 pixels. If you have say 10 of them, you need to create a group that has all the 40 sub-fixtures. Of course with such a group, your sweeps (Transitions) will also work on each pixel.

@@ma3proplugins696 understood , thank you

This plugin was a prototype experiment. Its not ready for release yet. And it is off the roadmap, for now. There is a critical issue that I haven't resolved yet.

Hi, I don't understand exactly what you mean, but... This plugin is designed for Busking, so it's not intended to create Cue-Lists. With that said, the way this plugin works, it that it creates a new Cue for every transition (Whenever you make a selection, or load a scene, or uses HOLD make multiple selections and release the hold). So the "Grid-Sequence" starts to fill up as you make your changes. - Any transitions used will be part of the created cues (as an MATrick in a Recipe) - If you change the transitions (Using the Transition Editor), it will affect those cues. - Trying to copy this sequence in-order to use it later is problematic, since after you restart MA3, the plugin (on Startup), resets all the cues, and DELETES all presets there were used. So your close Sequence will have dead references.

You can use up to 30 presets (colors) in the grid.

The Color grid uses built-in appearances. You can adjust the color of a grid column. Non-Color grids use the appearance from each preset. When you change the appearance of a preset, the grid is updated automatically.

If you are talking about the X-Touch mini, then yes. That’s exactly how i work. I configure layer A encoders to send absolute values. And the encoders in layer B to send Relative values.

Please contact me directly for support. hepi@ma3-pro-plugins.com

Your question does makes sense. Currently the plugin does not support that completely. Meaning you can not configure this. You can call the plugin directly, via macro, and rotate a specific encoder (inner or outer), by a specific amount. I just didn't think that it is a common use-case that people have MIDI controllers with 10 encoders (Or 5 double encoders like the console has) I might add this in the future. What is your exact use case? Do you have 10 encoders? Do you have 8 encoders? (and you don't care about the 5th one)

Hello again, I finally downloaded the MIDIplugin and am using with the Behringer X touch. I am wondering what relative setting you have your set in for it to be no too sensitive. It seems to skip 10 at the start and the end (0-40 and 60-100) but in the middle it is a lot more detailed? What setting do you find the best to use? THANKS :) @@ma3proplugins696

@@ma3proplugins696 I have a controller with 5 encoders. By pressing these I can access 5 different banks, so 25 are virtually available. If you would implement the feature to directly access all 10 controls I would definitly buy your plugin

No. The nanoKontrol 2 doesn't have infinite rotary encoders, but rather simple knobs. If you are looking for a similar size controller, I can suggest the Behringer X-Touch Mini. Maybe you can use BOTH X-Touch Mini and a nanoKONTROL 2.

Please check the APC configuration and make sure the encoders are set to Relative mode and not Absolute mode.

@@ma3proplugins696 Thank you for the fast response and yes that was the issue. For future reference the APC40mk2 only has two relative encoders the "cue level" and "tempo" all the others, although infinite spin, are absolute

@@shadowman222222 I didn't believe what you wrote until I read the Communications Protocol, on page 36.,and what you say it true. What a shame )-: It looks like a brilliant controller. cdn.inmusicbrands.com/akai/attachments/apc40II/APC40Mk2_Communications_Protocol_v1.2.pdf

No. Standard midi does not suggest note messages with relative values. But if you give up on acceleration, then you can add your own midi mapping and call tge plugin directly to perform encoder turn with a specific amount.

I am currently working on adding custom configuration to the plugin, so it could work with any custom controller. Including ones that use Note ON.

@@ma3proplugins696 Can we support OSC protocol signals to drive the encoder? Currently, I am using MIDI to OSC software to control MA3, its drivers, and buttons. This way, I cannot use MIDI drivers to connect to MA3 because MIDI devices only run and are read by one application

I am not sure about MackieControl mode. I think it doesn't send relative values at all. So my answer would be No, not MAckiControl. But generic MIDI. You should open the "X-Touch Editor" application tool (Windows Only), connect to your controller and see what relative mode is configured. Then choose the appropriate mode in MA3 MIDI Encoders plugin. All 3 standard relative modes are supported. BTW: It's better to ask this kind of questions in our Facebook group called: "MA3 Pro Plugins" user-images.githubusercontent.com/82336/96199074-7fbeab80-0f4e-11eb-9bb6-bf8b912a0fb2.png