Is it possible to UNDO using an external controller button?

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2017/02/19 15:45:40 (permalink)

Is it possible to UNDO using an external controller button?

I'm using an M-AUDIO keyboard and I easily added/configured it as Generic Cakewealk Surface.
Now I'm trying the 3 recording modes Comping, Overwrite, Sound On Sound but to be honest none of them works well for me.
 
I find myself doing some recording, then switch to keyboard only to press CTRL+Z to UNDO things and avoid messing up the track with wrong takes/segments.
 
It would be very useful to bind a controller button to the program UNDO function.
 
Is it possible?
 
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    azslow3
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    Re: Is it possible to UNDO using an external controller button? 2017/02/20 02:27:17 (permalink)
    With Generic Surface - no. With ACT MIDI Controller or AZ Controller - yes.

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    vorxio
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    Re: Is it possible to UNDO using an external controller button? 2017/02/28 22:14:01 (permalink)
    Thank you very much!
     
    BTW I also found that I can use a keyboard key (which becomes mute) as a "SHIFT" and use it in combination with another key to UNDO the last action (and this is an easier approach).
     
    And I can also move the "now marker" on the next/previous bar ... so I think I can "follow my workflow" without touching the keyboard even with my M-Audio that has only a few transport buttons !
     
     
     
     
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    Re: Is it possible to UNDO using an external controller button? 2017/02/28 22:21:21 (permalink)
    It must be because my VS=700 console has buttons for delete, undo, save, etc.

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    Re: Is it possible to UNDO using an external controller button? 2017/02/28 23:23:14 (permalink)
    vorxio
    Thank you very much!
     
    BTW I also found that I can use a keyboard key (which becomes mute) as a "SHIFT" and use it in combination with another key to UNDO the last action (and this is an easier approach).
     
    And I can also move the "now marker" on the next/previous bar ... so I think I can "follow my workflow" without touching the keyboard even with my M-Audio that has only a few transport buttons !

    You are right, I forgot the simplest option. I probably spend too much with complicated controller solutions
     

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