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It was perfect before and now it's something I am considering getting used to reaching to the left to control with the Edirol and freeing up that bit of desk space. I don't know what Contour was thinking with the changes to v2.
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if I recall correctly, the Shuttle SDK changed after I released my plugin and, as they were seemingly writing their own Sonar driver, I didn't update my code, so it's now incompatible I tried to contact the original author of the Sonar plugin for the v1, and he wrote me back saying: Same goes for the Frontier Design Tranzport (now discontinued, but with Win7 drivers). Both of these units work when Sonar doesn't have the focus because they are plugins within Sonar, not Global Windows apps.
The BCF has buttons for forward and reverse, which can be configured from the Mackie plugin to be beat or measure resolution, and the PCR has a knob by the transport controls that can be used for the same. I also have a BCF2000 and an Edirol PCR-800.
I tried using the FF and RW, but they seemed to work in some sort of latch mode and unpredictable when assigned to the wheel.
I wish there were a keybinding for back and forward by beat, as measure is too coarse. Finally, the jog wheel goes forward and back by measures using keyboard keys at varying speeds depending on how far from center. I have the btoom buttons set for turning on and off the metronome during play/record and navigate back and forward through markers. I have the buttons as undo, set From and Thru, and then a line for the transport. So, I suffer with the Global settings, with the settings modified from the Sonar3Pro setting defaults. The buttons cannot be made to control the transport and whoever came up with the new button layout must not use Sonar. Now, the plugin for Sonar is completely un-configurable. Also, everything about it was configurable from within Sonar and the jog/shuttle would work at measure, beat, or tick resolution. I have a v1 of the Shuttle pro, but under Windows 7 or Vista, the control surface plugin that originally came with it was excellent, as it did just what you said - worked when Sonar didn't have the focus.
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In fact, it appears that Contour Designs is disavowing all knowledge of having ever made the Shuttle products.ĭoes anybody have Sonar control surface plug in file for the Contour Shuttle Pro V2?
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It speaks of Sonar V2 as the newest version:Īlso download and run the SONAR control surface plug-in from here. I found the Tech Tipwhich is rather dated. I need a control surface that will drive Sonar, whether or not Sonar has focus. The biggest problem with the generic mode is that it only works when Sonar has the focus. It has some "generic functions" that work with all applications to a limited extent. I have a Shuttle Pro V2, and I would like to use it with Sonar. and not much more, so I wouldn't consider it a control surface, but more of a HUGE mouse. However, that being said, you can use it for PLAY, STOP, REWIND, SHUFFLE/JOG, etc. On the Contour Design site, notice the new "Medical Mouse" looks exactly like the Shuttle Pro V2? Sheesh. And that shouldn't have ended up a big ashtray. If the Shuttle Pro was a 20 or 30 dollar item, fine. This is one of those situations where the marketing people go to the backroom deals and forget about the users, and it's the kind of thing I *really* dislike about marketing. It has very limited functionality, there's not updates for it - and as you say, Contour Design basically have disowned it. To me this is one of the biggest mistakes CW did - by co-promoting it to their users.
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