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I found myself very often defining the same set of actions multiple times, for example: defining volume change, mute, monitoring toggle + all of those the other way for each audio source I need to control. Currently the only way to speed up this process is to copy every binding, which doesn't help much.
Proposed solution
Option 1
Using available from version 3 binding collections, implement creating a copy of the whole binding with ability to replace / parametrize specific values, like: midi channels or midi notes, controlled sources etc
Option 2
Create a template system, where you can add a new set of bindings using a template and filling in blanks in this template (blanks / variables should be repeated across the template, so template author can use the same value multiple times at will, for example the source being controlled or the note for a specific action. It should not be assumed that one field in all bindings always uses the same variable)
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Problem
I found myself very often defining the same set of actions multiple times, for example: defining volume change, mute, monitoring toggle + all of those the other way for each audio source I need to control. Currently the only way to speed up this process is to copy every binding, which doesn't help much.
Proposed solution
Option 1
Using available from version 3 binding collections, implement creating a copy of the whole binding with ability to replace / parametrize specific values, like: midi channels or midi notes, controlled sources etc
Option 2
Create a template system, where you can add a new set of bindings using a template and filling in blanks in this template (blanks / variables should be repeated across the template, so template author can use the same value multiple times at will, for example the source being controlled or the note for a specific action. It should not be assumed that one field in all bindings always uses the same variable)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: