Accessing ProChannel modules parameters using TouchDaw Android App

I just installed and messed around with TouchDaw using a 10" samsung Tablet.  
It was easy to set up and it works well for basic functions, but not better than my MCU pro and C4.
 
 
I can access the first prochannel module (whichever I place first) which is encouraging, BUT
only the first 8 parameters
and only the 1st module
nothing from the fx bin (even if i put PC in "post" mode).
 
Am I missing something, or is this it?
I would use this product JUST for it's ability to control PC modules.
 
 
 
 
 

I will certainly give this a shot.
Will this increase the functionality of BOTH my MCU pro and the TouchDAW app?
Or is it just to help one or the other?
Thanks for all you efforts!

So, it's the weekend and I'm snowed in for the day.  But I must confess that I don't know what to do with the links you provided.
Is there an earlier thread with directions or a readme with step by step instructions?
 
I don't have any coding experience.  What's involved in implementing this mod?

Well... my site is not about the mod I have recommended to you. It is about completely different closed source but free to use plug-in, developed form scratch my me. I have MackieControl preset for my plug-in, which mimic most parts of original one. It can work with ProChannel. It works throw ACT instead of special way implemented in the original plug-in. But there are several weak points: this preset is not really tested, does not support C4 nor XT. Not that it is not possible, but that takes time and requires cooperation with someone who has real hardware (I do not).
 
I have pointed you to my modification of the original plug-in (open source). So you get everything you already have but with fixed EQ/Compressors. My announcement was there: http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3311275
 
To deploy, you need 2 files from posted links, MackieControl.dll and MackieControl.ini. The first should have the same number of bits as your Sonar (64 for 64bit Sonar, 32 for 32bit Sonar, even on 64bit Windows). Put them into the directory where you already have such files (using Windows search to find them, otherwise try open "C:\\Cakewalk\\Shared Surfaces"). Do not forget to backup old files!
 
Also if you do not have it, you need Microsoft runtime 2015. I forgot to mention that before.