Anybody using a dedicated controller for macros?
Anybody with a dedicated controller ( Novation Launchpad, Korg Nanopad, a midi keyboard with pads etc... ) to launch macros programmed with Quickeys ( is that the only option for creating macros? )?
Could one somehow use another normal computer keyboard? I was very impressed about the macro keys and possibilities on the Euphonics MC5 pro controller...so looking for something similar in simpler and cheaper form. Thanks. |
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Re: Anybody using a dedicated controller for macros?
I've used the XKeys professional pad for years. Superb piece of kit, massively speeds up workflow.
Map your Quickeys shortcuts to the pad, get a dymo label printer and name your shortcuts. The tops of the keys are removable so you can label them. XKeys make their own shortcut software too, but I didn't find it as good as QK's, it may have improved though. You can map shortcuts to your own keyboard too with Quickeys. The setup is a bit of a learning curve, Quickeys is a bit idiosyncratic and you have to program all the key combinations you want to use into the XKeys pad, but it pays off. Happy Macro-ing. |
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