Hi @lorne.white,
The stream deck plugin can control global volume levels, but it can’t control individual levels of plugins, media players, routes etc…
What exactly do you want to do?
Brad
So far the existing functionality will do the job. I wish I invested in a stream deck earlier for the integration you have provided. In addition to the streaming I do with OBS.
When I do have some layered instruments it’s nice to be able to adjust a specific volume up or down. Is there anything in the new Binding system for that?
I think the binding system can handle this and it’s more a limitation of the StreamDeck code… but I’d need to check to be sure.
love working with the stream deck plugin and have now updated to the stream deck plus, it would be great if i could use the rotary encoders without having to go through the additional midi plugin.
are there any plans for this?
further question:
i want to trigger diffrent samples via media player, how can i manage to display the media player name under the transport button?
Hi Tobi,
I asked here about StreamDeck+ support at the end of last year to see if anyone was interested and got the impression it wasn’t that needed.
See this post.
I’m not against adding support for this, but priorities…
Brad
I just installed the Android mobile StreamDeck app and am playing with the 4 available buttons (free version) just to get an idea of what it can do. I found it handy for some OBS work I was doing.
Which SteamDeck (physical version) works best for controlling Cantabile? I would probably buy a less expensive one as I already have many buttons on my Axiom keyboards bound and working well.
EDIT - just looked at the thread link Brad posted in the post above and it looks like 15 button is the way to go?
Both are great although since I got the XL I haven’t used the 15.
Main thing I like about the XL is you can fit 6 songs/states horizontally with next/previous buttons at each end which provides pretty good navigation without having to go into a second screen (like on the 15).
If you’re not going to be using it for song/state selection, or if you need only next/previous song/state (not jump to song/state) the 15 should be good enough.
XL you can fit two rows of these, one for songs, one for states:
On the 15, you first press a “choose” button:
which shows a second screen to pick from (but then you get 12 items to pick from)
But, you can do the same thing on XL and get 28 songs/states on one screen:
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The XL is great for the studio, but I find the 15-button enough for on-stage.
If the Stream Deck+ came in a 6-wide version (or 8-wide, even better) it might interest me, but not in its current form.
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Exactly my thoughts - and my current setup: 15 buttons for live, and the XL on my studio desk…
No need for the Streamdeck+ in my setup - I have faders and dials a-plenty…
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