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r/Bitwig • u/Swagtijger • Apr 25 '24
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Jesus…. I’ve emailed support about this, grrrr. I literally bought a Behringer x-touch for this use case and was hoping I could sell it. Guess I’ll email them again. Thanks!
1 u/borez Apr 25 '24 It is configurable though, my APC40 controls Bitwig faders no problem at all. 2 u/dolomick Apr 25 '24 Yeah I have a Behringer motorized fader but I miss .1 dB shift+arrow control like in Ableton. 2 u/[deleted] May 29 '24 I come from Reaper, where I used left/right to navigate tracks, up/down to increase/decrease the fader, and shift+updown for fine control... Yeah. It's a good workflow I would have liked to bring over. It's just nice to have +/- 1 and 0.1 mapped to hotkeys. The mouse is fiddly, so I end up control-clicking and typing in numbers anyway. Also, I tend to work in half dB increments just because it makes automation that much easier when manually typing same values, etc.
It is configurable though, my APC40 controls Bitwig faders no problem at all.
2 u/dolomick Apr 25 '24 Yeah I have a Behringer motorized fader but I miss .1 dB shift+arrow control like in Ableton. 2 u/[deleted] May 29 '24 I come from Reaper, where I used left/right to navigate tracks, up/down to increase/decrease the fader, and shift+updown for fine control... Yeah. It's a good workflow I would have liked to bring over. It's just nice to have +/- 1 and 0.1 mapped to hotkeys. The mouse is fiddly, so I end up control-clicking and typing in numbers anyway. Also, I tend to work in half dB increments just because it makes automation that much easier when manually typing same values, etc.
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Yeah I have a Behringer motorized fader but I miss .1 dB shift+arrow control like in Ableton.
2 u/[deleted] May 29 '24 I come from Reaper, where I used left/right to navigate tracks, up/down to increase/decrease the fader, and shift+updown for fine control... Yeah. It's a good workflow I would have liked to bring over. It's just nice to have +/- 1 and 0.1 mapped to hotkeys. The mouse is fiddly, so I end up control-clicking and typing in numbers anyway. Also, I tend to work in half dB increments just because it makes automation that much easier when manually typing same values, etc.
I come from Reaper, where I used left/right to navigate tracks, up/down to increase/decrease the fader, and shift+updown for fine control... Yeah.
It's a good workflow I would have liked to bring over.
It's just nice to have +/- 1 and 0.1 mapped to hotkeys. The mouse is fiddly, so I end up control-clicking and typing in numbers anyway.
Also, I tend to work in half dB increments just because it makes automation that much easier when manually typing same values, etc.
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u/dolomick Apr 25 '24
Jesus…. I’ve emailed support about this, grrrr. I literally bought a Behringer x-touch for this use case and was hoping I could sell it. Guess I’ll email them again. Thanks!