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Virtual Macros

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Thu, 01/25/2007 - 10:08
ScottyTD
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Hello All,

Hope everyone is doing well.

A question came up today about the VIRTUAL macros: if you look in the CONFIG>PANEL>MAKE menu and scroll all the way down to the bottom, you will see after the 3rd level of macros VIRTUAL macros...

Looks like:

73(virt):

We were able to record a macro to one of these registers, but we can't figure out how to ATTATCH those macros to a button to use them...(A la the Kalypso)...

Any ideas?

Thanks a bunch!

Scotty A.
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Sat, 02/03/2007 - 08:16
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Jochen Huegel
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Yes, Scotty, that's one usage for the "VIRTUAL macros ". Jochen
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Wed, 01/31/2007 - 13:49
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ScottyTD
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Jochen, Thanks for the reply... Another thought about the Virtual Macros would be that one could record a simple event (i.e. a Key Minimum or Maximum) to a virtual macro for ease of insertion of such an event in a timeline... Just a thought...
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Wed, 01/31/2007 - 03:28
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Jochen Huegel
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Hi Scotty, you can use the VIRTUAL macros only over the sidepanel. So you can not attach this macro to a button. If you use a not virtual macro you can do everything. Best regards Jochen
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