i use the vst plugin Hive from u-he which is absoluteley great. So what about using an external mapper like Bome to aggregate let´s say 4 or 8 MIDI Fighter Twisters (4x4 each) and represent them to Live as a big controller that has 16x4 or 32x4 encoders. its a own project with minimal trance sounds. But that´s a mess, if it would work at all. It is a perfect match for Music Production in the Audio & Video category.

Is there any way around this? Would M4L be helpful here or do I really need to look at other DAWs? I even thought about multiple instances of Live, one main as virtual mixing desk and then some other for the instruments. The latest version of Phoscyon is 1.9 on Mac Informer. So if I run let´s say APC 40, Push and three Mackie controls, there is no way to add a few other scripts (ie virtual control surfaces) to do advanced mappings as described above. There has been a limit of 6 control surfaces forever and lots of requests to increase that. Why on earth are there just 6 controllers? As saving on live set level is not an option here, is there any way to load mappings individually? And is there any way to have a single controller follow the active track? So I can put filter cutoff to encoder 1 and have it control the instance Live is currently focused on, like it is done for the faderboxes like Mackie or Presonus?Ģ. However, one project uses a single phoscyon, the next uses 2 and another uses maybe 4. Adding a second instance (for which I have another Twister) and map the controls can be done, but it´s getting repetitive (which I only like in music, not in administration). It´s easy to do normal mapping once the VSTi is loaded and play. Let´s say I want to have a MIDI Fighter Twister (16 encoders) to control a VSTi, phoscyon in my case. Is there any way to export/import MIDI mappings per vsti? I´m in the process of setting up multiple hardware MIDI controllers with Live and think that I´m either missing a concept or Ableton is pulling my leg.

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