Setting up Active Controller Technology (ACT) with your software through the ACT MIDI Controller plug-in requires 6 basic steps. This tip will take you through 6 essential steps:
– Enabling the correct MIDI input driver for your controller/surface.
– Enabling the ACT MIDI Controller plug-in in the Controllers/Surfaces dialog.
– Loading the correct preset in the control panel of your hardware controller/surface.
– Opening the ACT MIDI Controller property page, selecting the name of your controller/surface in the Presets window, and enabling the Active Controller Technology Enable button.
– This step is optional if your controller/surface has a preset in the ACT MIDI Controller property page (not optional if your controller/ surface doesn’t have a preset): Mapping knobs and sliders on your controller/surface to cells in the ACT MIDI Controller property page.
– Optional: Mapping the cells in the ACT MIDI Controller property page to various parameters in your effect and synth plug-ins.
Watch the More Reasons to Love SONAR- ACT Part 1 & 2 tutorials
Use our Step by Step Guide to Configure ACT with your MIDI controller
MORE CELLS! MORE BANKS! Many controls are missing — NOT ENOUGH…
PSYN II: Only “OSCillator” controls and Filters are present. But I need EG’s (1-4,Amp) controls (Delay, Attack, Decay, Sustain, Slope, Release, Amount, Destination Depth 1 and 2 and other).
VELOCITY: more than half controls are beyond 4×20 cells (2 rows and right half of 3rd row)
P.S. Sample Tune, Bits, etc. unsupports DXi Automation, sad.