[RWP] Adjusting Parameters of Certain Plugins

[indigo]

True, but you're not likely  to get the control surface configured to 
that particular plugIn in a second, unless there's a control map 
provided for it in the control surface's memory.
Unless somebody finds a better way, you'll need to find the parameter on 
Reaper's effects chaining page, which is the plug's interface when you 
load it, then find midi learn, tweak the knob or fader, etcetera.
Even when that plug's interface is in bit map image, you'll still get 
its parameter list, and they will tweak when values are changed.
Your ears will be the only way to know what's being changed sometimes.
At least in Reaper's parameter list at the track view, you get all the 
parameters in 1 long list.
In Sonar don't you only get 4 at a time?
I'm not sure, but I think you don't always get hertz values in any daw, 
unless someone has spotted the plug up for you.
The Reaper manual says if the plug writer provides adequate  labeling 
within the plug, Reaper will show it, and, I do find informative titles 
on some parameters, like LFO1 LFO2, and on others it's only 1 2 3 etcetera
Unfortunately, there never seems to be anything but 0 or 1 for switches, 
and 0 to 1000 for incremental values.
If the plug is outputting sound you'll hear changes in realtime, though.
Indigo L

On 3/20/2012 10:50 PM, Chris Smart wrote:
> Snowman, sounds like you need to get yourself a control surface, so you
> can assign parameters to actual knobs and faders and just move them
> around! Much more intuitive!
>
> Each band will have an enable/disable button, options for filter type,
> and adjustments for frequency, gain, and Q.
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