(part 1) | (part 2) | (part 3)
We get into the layout view and mapping controls. Essential to learning MainStage and setting up your perfect performance environment.
Some subjects covered in this video:
The Layout window
The palette
Using the learn button to map on screen controls to your hardware
Creating and reusing grouped controls
Explanation of Screen Control Inspector (what devices are supported)
Mapping tap tempo and displaying useful tempo and beatclock information
Using the patch selector
Lesson Materials:
Concert Starting At Part 2
The concert is mapped to my hardware, so you’ll need to make some changes.
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