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Is there a way to make the level meter of VAIO and AUX operate pre-fader? Such that the input level will show the signal as it comes into the channel, regardless of the channels's fader level.

I have a slight workaround using AutoHotKey. Using one key, you can toggle between minimized and unminimized and opening it if it's closed. In the code below, pressing F18 will open MacroButtons if it's closed. If it's open but not the active window it will become the active window. If it is the act...

ok, i note it, but this version is not really made for that... will see... What's the status of this? I have encountered a need to load different button maps too. I have a G key on my keyboard assigned F14. Each button map would have F14 assigned to the next button map. Basically I am using MIDI fo...

Vincent Burel wrote:System.KeyPress("F9");

the parameter is a STRING so must be inside "" See Example in user manual.

Ah ok! Thanks for your help.

I have seen the following in the documentation. https://i.imgur.com/Fv4FYY4.png What I'd like to achieve is using MIDI to send a button press. For one of the Macro button I have in Request for Button ON / Trigger IN: System.KeyPress(F9) But I am unable to trigger this key press. Am I misunderstandin...

I am using the Akai LPD8 with reasonable success. Everything is recognized, the knobs work great, the pads do too. Linking is reasonably straight forward. I use both midi mapping and Macro Buttons. There is a small issue with the toggle state mode for the pads. The LPD8, when the pads are toggleable...

Ok so I have found this technically works, but with some issues: Request for Button ON /Trigger IN: System.Execute("%windir%\system32\cmd.exe","C:\path\to\directory","/C start .") Because it opens a cmd prompt, on my system sometimes there is a delay with that, so it is laggy. Am I missing something...

I'm having a small issue with using macro buttons to open a specific directory in Windows Explorer. I have tried the following: Request for Button ON /Trigger IN: System.Execute("%windir%\Windows\explorer.exe", "C:\path\of\directory", "") This opens explorer but not to the desired path. Using Window...

Just a quick question, I am wondering what this menu option does.

I use a global hotkey to show/hide voicemeeter. This is done with AutoHotKey.
In my case, I have a keyboard with assignable macro keys and I've set one to show and hide Voicemeeter. You could assign show/hide to any key combination with a fairly simple script.