[Feature Request] CV Module

[scook]

Something similar to the performance module except instead of interactive knob and buttons a series of CV inputs with attenuverters which could be bound to module controls like the current performance module. This would make up for the lack of CV control over current modules.

[cherryMitch]

Something similar to the performance module except instead of interactive knob and buttons a series of CV inputs with attenuverters which could be bound to module controls like the current performance module. This would make up for the lack of CV control over current modules.

Not exactly sure how we're gonna implement it, but it's already being discussed. We haven't really talked about doing the panel without the knobs and buttons, that's an interesting idea... thanks!

[scook]

Now that this has been implemented in Remote Control, how about making the steps in the sequencers available to toggle in the RC module. While under the hood of the sequencer modules adding direction control would be appreciated.

[Cherry Garcia]

We are looking at allowing development of alternate "Performance Panels". I wanted to see if there was interest there. The Remote Control is a great patch for now. We built it with the early criticism about the lack of CV in some earlier modules. We are listening. (=

In regards to the step sequencer, those are toggle buttons - We can look into adding those, of course.

[scook]

A custom performance panel and multiple performance panels would be nice.
There is an issue with performance buttons and module buttons like the steps in the step sequencer. Performance buttons do not toggle on/off buttons correctly.

[Koshdukai]

We are looking at allowing development of alternate "Performance Panels". I wanted to see if there was interest there.

This is great news! I hope this happens sooner rather than later, allowing the much needed expansion of the "Perform" section.
From giving some focus on what params are worth or originally intended to be tweaked by the patch designer to provide a synth-style "control panel" to all the "mess" below