Contour shuttle controller for davinci resolve

#Contour shuttle controller for davinci resolve pro#
#Contour shuttle controller for davinci resolve plus#

Im no developer, but isn't there a way to map any knob turn to make Mac think its a three finger drag? anything you can adjust in Logic Pro X works with the three finger drag. I feel like if the knob manufacturers used the three finger drag gesture for their software, the horizontal vertical rotary stationary/non-stationary problem wouldn't be an issue. Thanks for jogging my memory on that - saved me a few hundred quid! Ha! Turns out I don't need a hardware solution after all. I think that's half the problem with click-drag namely that you click away from your active track, adjust a fader on another track and then click back.

#Contour shuttle controller for davinci resolve plus#

and what that essentially means is if you hover over a fader in Logic and drag vertically with 3 fingers, you can adjust the position without having to click - which is a lot easier, plus it means you don't have to actually click away from a selected track, you just hover above the fader and drag. your post jogged my memory about another neat trick you can do with an Apple Trackpad, namely, in the accessibility section you can set three-finger drag: [ Yes, I already do this but I was looking for a hardware version so that I could also do smoother fader movements so I figured an all-in-one solution would be great so I don't have to swap between the controller and the trackpad all the time.

It's early days, but I'm very happy with my decision to try one. It also detects the app with focus so there's no overt switching of maps required. the same button for creating and navigating between markers no matter what the product) really makes life easier. The best part of this is the minimal mapping work, and the commonality I am able to achieve across a wide variety of products (e.g. It's hover-and-adjust, and it's pretty good. In that way, I fly the mouse over the plugin knob, and rotate the silver-colored jog wheel in the desired direction. The CSPv2 sends keyboard, mouse and modifier commands mapped to its 15 buttons, jog wheel and shuttle ring.ДЇor DAW's, I settled on allowing the jog wheel right/left to emulate mouse wheel up/down. Is there such a thing as a hardware controller that has a rotary encoder that I can just hover my mouse over a plugin's setting (or click on the plugin's rotary control if needed) and then just turn the hardware knob to adjust the value without having to map every single control to it?I just finished mapping my new Contour Shuttle Pro V2 buttons, ring and jog wheel across Logic Pro X, DaVinci Resolve, Reaper, Studio One, Cakewalk/BandLab, and probably a few others I've forgotten. It's called the Kontrol Master by Touch Innovations. Anyone else remember and got a link?Д®dit: I found it. It did look cool though, with a slanted desktop enclosure, a big chunky knob, and arcade buttons. and this is all unnecessary with Logic's built-in mouse wheel support. There was a knob / button box that was making the rounds a while back that claimed to do this sort of thing, but it never gained much foothold as it needed a setup app to configure, etc. I think the Griffin PowerMate ($40 or so) works like this as well - by just emulating the mouse wheel, and Logic automatically maps that to whatever knob the cursor is hovering over - but I haven't tried it as the wheel on my trackball works so well for this. If you're on a Mac laptop or use a trackpad, you can just two-finger-drag to adjust any knob the cursor's hovering over (which is basically the same as mouse wheel as far as the MacOS is concerned). Well, the scroll ring that surrounds the ball on the Kensington Expert Mouse and similar trackballs, the mouse wheel on mice which are so equipped, and the fingertip scroll surface on the Apple Magic Mouse already work this way without any setup or anything.