Thanks for the videos. According to Nektar, a future update is coming that will free up the tempo knob for other things. Overall, good stuff in terms of favorite features. Regarding instruments, took me a minute to figure out that pressing the Channel button will get me to the instruments and the parameters for them, but I have not fully explored that yet and I feel it's not as straightforward as the FX inserts. Still, a very promising piece of gear.
Thanks for the video, got mine and love it especially for plugin automation and live tweaking. Have had many controllers and control surfaces but this one feels really integrated for that purpose. One thing I don’t get even when reading the manual - how do you assign the user1 and user2 parameters for instruments to use instead of smart controls? Can’t get the learn function to work as I expect. Thanks!
This is interesting, I didn't know there were devices like this for controlling DAWs, though it makes sense. About that tempo knob, are you able to use it for tempo automation? Like hit record and as your song goes through you can speed it up and slow by turning the knob?
DID YOU GET ONE!! I owned the first Nektar P-1 and it was great for plugins but the faders were terrible since they were not motorized. I dropped it while cleaning the studio about 2 years ago and it shattered. I had been considering the SSL UC-1 and I saw this at NAMM last year and then never heard anything else about it until about a week ago. Its out of stock everywhere so I thought it still wasn't out yet. SHOOT I WANT ONE.
Nektar have said their architecture is such that they can just build plugin bridges for each extra DAW - I think I saw it in the interview with one of their reps from NAMM, it's on youtube
Thinking of buying it but too be honest if this is the best 5 you can come up with, I'm having doubts! Do these really blow you away? Just looks real awkward to use two hands crossed.
I’ve watched a dozen videos at least and am not sold on this device. Every step appears agonizingly slow compared to the 15 years of workflow I’ve cultivated with a standard Mac keyboard and Magic Mouse. I’m a full blown Logic fan and this device is just a very nice gimmick in my opinion. Waste of space and money that will likely disappear into update oblivion is my prediction.
When you open a session with multiple tracks. Do they go out of alignment? I’m not even adjusting anything. Just navigating between tracks. Then all of a sudden playing back things are all out of time.
I was going to watch this but then I noticed the likes were hidden. Just a friendly tip, its a big taboo on YT to do that, especially since the dislikes were taken away, and you will lose engagement over it
@@CreativeAudioQuest In that case that's my mistake man, you got my view now. Apologies for that. Too used to people on YT doing that to pass off poor videos; it's just an automatic nope for me at this point
I love you’ve controllers. The problem is the realistic applicability. For example. Automation. If I am in 100 track project. And I’m creating a static mix, where I’m neutralizing a pianos peaks and troughs to -22 LUFS. I could have as many as 60 points of automation in a five minute line. With bucket, swoops and exponential curves. (Curve tool). The idea that I would sit there with a touchpad like nektar and holding down a shift key and twirl the knob and then move the play head and then repeat the process is about zero. Fader riding ? That’s probably more applicable. But how many of this functionalities would I actually use ?
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I can’t wait to have this in my studio and other DAWS can link up with this unit!!! This is a game changer for LPX!!!🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for the videos. According to Nektar, a future update is coming that will free up the tempo knob for other things. Overall, good stuff in terms of favorite features. Regarding instruments, took me a minute to figure out that pressing the Channel button will get me to the instruments and the parameters for them, but I have not fully explored that yet and I feel it's not as straightforward as the FX inserts. Still, a very promising piece of gear.
Thanks. I've been interested in this device since first hearing about it.
Mine came in. Just got it up and running. Getting ready for a recording marathon so looking forward to putting it through its paces.
Yeah, tempo button… er, why?
I’m looking forward to updating to the CS-12 soon as it’s ready for Reason 12. 👌🏾💯
It would be an awesome tool for Reason!
@@CreativeAudioQuest Definitely. Just a little impatient since we’re third of more further down on the itinerary for implementation.
Thanks for the video, got mine and love it especially for plugin automation and live tweaking. Have had many controllers and control surfaces but this one feels really integrated for that purpose. One thing I don’t get even when reading the manual - how do you assign the user1 and user2 parameters for instruments to use instead of smart controls? Can’t get the learn function to work as I expect. Thanks!
It’s nice to have a clean table. I’m still happy with a big screen and a mouse! Maybe the future will offer something really usefull.
Great . But is there a knob to open for example a kontakt instance and show it on the screen ? Thanks.
This is interesting, I didn't know there were devices like this for controlling DAWs, though it makes sense. About that tempo knob, are you able to use it for tempo automation? Like hit record and as your song goes through you can speed it up and slow by turning the knob?
Is there a way to move between mix window and edit window ?, I mean full window
DID YOU GET ONE!! I owned the first Nektar P-1 and it was great for plugins but the faders were terrible since they were not motorized. I dropped it while cleaning the studio about 2 years ago and it shattered. I had been considering the SSL UC-1 and I saw this at NAMM last year and then never heard anything else about it until about a week ago. Its out of stock everywhere so I thought it still wasn't out yet. SHOOT I WANT ONE.
Hello, thx for your vidéo. I can't solo tracks via cs12 but only via Logic... Any ideas ? ❤
Shift+Tempo wheel lets you set it as a jog playhead Jog wheel
Quick question. With regards to your first tip, if we click on SELECT we can use any plugin parameter, even for 3rd party plugins?
Yes
What about using the SELECT to control an instrument's modulation, expression, or breath CCs?@@CreativeAudioQuest
@davidstal you can use it for anything you can see in the automation view in the main window…. So I think that includes CCs etc.
Will this device work with other DAWs in the future, such as LUNA, or each DAW will have its own dedicated hardware device?
Nektar have said their architecture is such that they can just build plugin bridges for each extra DAW - I think I saw it in the interview with one of their reps from NAMM, it's on youtube
Thank you for the info. I will look it up! @@jemsophia
Thinking of buying it but too be honest if this is the best 5 you can come up with, I'm having doubts! Do these really blow you away? Just looks real awkward to use two hands crossed.
I would get it again if given the choice just for the FX control. I love controlling EQ and other plug-ins with knobs instead of the mouse.
I’ve watched a dozen videos at least and am not sold on this device. Every step appears agonizingly slow compared to the 15 years of workflow I’ve cultivated with a standard Mac keyboard and Magic Mouse. I’m a full blown Logic fan and this device is just a very nice gimmick in my opinion. Waste of space and money that will likely disappear into update oblivion is my prediction.
When you open a session with multiple tracks. Do they go out of alignment? I’m not even adjusting anything. Just navigating between tracks. Then all of a sudden playing back things are all out of time.
I haven’t had that happen to any projects.
you mat have bumped the tempo knob> I had to disable it and reassigned manually
The key is , is it quicker with the mouse, if it isn’t then what’s the point ? You’ll end up using the mouse.
For some tasks it is quicker, for some it is just more fun, and for some multi-tasking it does what a mouse simply can’t do.
I was going to watch this but then I noticed the likes were hidden. Just a friendly tip, its a big taboo on YT to do that, especially since the dislikes were taken away, and you will lose engagement over it
Oh interesting… I uploaded from my iPad and must’ve missed that as a selection there. Going to change it now.
@@CreativeAudioQuest In that case that's my mistake man, you got my view now. Apologies for that. Too used to people on YT doing that to pass off poor videos; it's just an automatic nope for me at this point
I love you’ve controllers. The problem is the realistic applicability. For example. Automation. If I am in 100 track project. And I’m creating a static mix, where I’m neutralizing a pianos peaks and troughs to -22 LUFS. I could have as many as 60 points of automation in a five minute line. With bucket, swoops and exponential curves. (Curve tool). The idea that I would sit there with a touchpad like nektar and holding down a shift key and twirl the knob and then move the play head and then repeat the process is about zero. Fader riding ? That’s probably more applicable. But how many of this functionalities would I actually use ?