I know full well about Flipped mode, that is not what I mean. I clearly described how this is different. If you rotate the controller with it in Flipped mode you get the first track at the bottom and the last track at the top on the controller. This is even more confusing that having to reorientate 90 degrees to the normal mode. I know that thinking to work with an actually rotated controller does make this a rather weird request though....That's already possible: When in Session mode, press the Session button again, which will open the configuration mode. Select "Flipped".2. What about a fully rotated view? Where you rotate the physical Push device so the screen is on the left then tracks and clips on the device line up with those on the screen. The touchstrip is then in exactly the right position to use as a crossfader too.
I partially agree with you, but what I really don't understand is the choice of 16 tracks by 4 scenes, over 8 tracks by 12 scenes. As nearly all other controllers give you 8 tracks by 8 scenes keeping the same 8 tracks and extending the number of controllable scenes to 12 would much closer match the rest of the units. It seems an even more logical choice as this would also make the pads align with what is on the screen, rather than be offset from the screen by 90 degrees.Don't think that a flipped mode makes sense on devices which do not have the same number of pads in both directions.4. Is a rotated view possible? Four cells/scene of sixteen tracks seems a weird choice as the only layout when most controllers are 8x8 and on the Oxi you could have 8 tracks by 12 scenes, with the four buttons going to the left side. To be able to switch between these two views live could be quite powerful for the way I've been working.
Can you please give the reasoning for choice, as I really struggle to see it. Although I have a fair few song segments over 8 tracks I don't think I have a single one that is 4 or less scenes in length. I guess if you only queue and play from intro it may make things easier, but it pretty much makes it impossible to set up scenes/cells for live chopping (eg jumping between a variety of breakbeats) well at least any more than 4 at once.
Statistics: Posted by kazakore — Tue Dec 03, 2024 11:35 am