When scrolling ctrl pages, is there another way to scroll than to use the arrow buttons? It can get quite tedious when the pages are too many. Case in point:
Always worth questioning on a regular basis, otherwise you canāt be sure you are groundedā¦
I always start by accessing the main wiki page and then navigate to the user guides and select the link that I need, which is usally near the top of the list, e.g. most recent user guide or zynseq guide or zynsampler guide. Others may want to bookmark these pages but, by navigating I get to see if a new document has been created or and old one replaced / depricated.
It is worth noting that the main Oram user guide is a work-in-progress and there are important elements that have not yet made it into that guide so you may be further informed by reading the older guides too.
Is there a way to enable the V4 behavior of clicking knob #4 to toggle between āselect parameterā and āedit parameter valueā? When editing using the built in UI, itās so much faster to keep oneās fingers on the encoders, than having to jump back and forth between the encoders and the Sel button.
(This is one of the features that makes editing patches on the V4 a breeze. I sortof miss the ābugā that there once was that the three encoders that are not used when scrolling through parameters still could adjust the corresponding parameters in this mode.)
The behaviour you want in V5 collides with MIDI learning workflow.
I also like the V4ās workflow, but we had to make some minor sacrifice when designing the V5 workflow.
We decided to have a cleaner, more homogeneous UI, and this kind of āfeature-bugsā makes things still more difficult when coding for several UI layouts.
How about a configuration parameter in the Admin menu, like āFast MIDI learnā, which when enabled gives the current V5 behavior, and when disabled gives the V4 behavior?
The rationale being that if one wants to do a lot of editing using the built-in UI, at that point one is not interested in enabling MIDI learning (which could still be available like on V4 on knob #3 in this mode). Conversely, Fast MIDI Learn may be useful on the V4 too, as itās possible to scroll through the parameter list using the touch display if fitted.
Yes, I can understand that. I think it was a mistake originally rather than a deliberate feature wasnāt it?