I'm not a programmer so I don't know how feasible any of this might be, but I think it could make the workflow much quicker and more "playable":
I wish that specific page buttons (PADS, SEQ, etc) pressed multiple times cycled through pages without having to press back.
I find the multi-press cycling method to be super useful on something like the Digitakt. The BB page buttons already light in the same way showing which is currently selected. Even better if, after leaving that page, the BB remembered which parameter page you were on inside a page, so one could toggle between parameters that live inside different page buttons.
I know the notion of a shift key has been suggested - a page-cycling workflow might open up BACK and INFO to be held down as a SHIFT A/B (eg., when held-down, a different set of options pops-up based on which page one is currently on.) One hand holds INFO or BACK, the other cycles pages + selects, tweaks, etc.
(recording p-locks this way would be crazy fun - or even a kind of inverted p-lock/control-all where the original was returned-to after button was lifted... anyway, lots of possibilities there.)
Thanks for considering!
I wish that specific page buttons (PADS, SEQ, etc) pressed multiple times cycled through pages without having to press back.
I find the multi-press cycling method to be super useful on something like the Digitakt. The BB page buttons already light in the same way showing which is currently selected. Even better if, after leaving that page, the BB remembered which parameter page you were on inside a page, so one could toggle between parameters that live inside different page buttons.
I know the notion of a shift key has been suggested - a page-cycling workflow might open up BACK and INFO to be held down as a SHIFT A/B (eg., when held-down, a different set of options pops-up based on which page one is currently on.) One hand holds INFO or BACK, the other cycles pages + selects, tweaks, etc.
(recording p-locks this way would be crazy fun - or even a kind of inverted p-lock/control-all where the original was returned-to after button was lifted... anyway, lots of possibilities there.)
Thanks for considering!
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