To scook: (US/GB) English is not my native language. So I write in RU English, which can be hard to understand. My mother was claiming "your speak Fortran, not English" In case you have any suggestion for better subject, you are welcome.
 
To Grem: many parameters in AZ Controller are exposed "as is" from used algorithms. For example, when I loop FX chain and count EQs, I stop once the specified limit is reached. So "EQ+1" stops at the Second EQ, even when it is FX number 10. As I write in About, that is the consequence of flexibility. I already think to write more tutorials since even implementation of simple "Next bank" does not look strait forward ("Strip WAI+8" "WAI set" in basic variation, and something like "Strip WAI+15" Valid:"Strip WAI+8" Invalid:"Strip Last-8" Invalid:"Stip 0" "WAI set" in other plug-ins style). Once all required components are written, I am going to model "ACT MIDI Controller" with step by step explanation.
 
To Bob: I hope you don't get the feeling of wasted weekend afterwards

how did I miss this post????
 
Downloading now... and thanks a million for your efforts!!!

azslow3
To scook: (US/GB) English is not my native language. So I write in RU English, which can be hard to understand. My mother was claiming "your speak Fortran, not English" In case you have any suggestion for better subject, you are welcome.
 

Maybe
Download an Alternative to ACT MIDI Controller/Generic Surface Plugins Here

or
Please Test My Alternative to ACT MIDI Controller/Generic Surface Plugins
better conveys the intent of the thread

Thanks! The thread title is modified.

Hi!
 
I've two little problems ;-) 1) My english is not soo good and 2) my knowledge about Sonar is limited. For those reasons, sorry in advance if my question is not pertinent.
 
I've a big trouble with ACT. As I wrote in this forum couple weeks ago, I can map knobs and faders of my Oxigen 61 MIII with ACT but I cannot write envelopes when I'm playing one of my soft synths. I read few days ago that is a bug of Cakewalk, and it seems this bug not will be fixed.
 
I describe this problem it here: 
 
Well, I found your software after search "Alternative to ACT Cakewalk". Is this script good to avoid this bug? I mean, might I write envelopes from my Oxygen thanks to AZSlow?
 
Thanx in advance!

Hi AZ,
 
Wow, what an achievement... just needed to chime in and say thanks for making this - Any options to help tame ACT are more than welcome.  I've installed the surface and now poking around with some of the examples, it looks powerful! (Although I'll definitely need a bit of time to read more on your site and to suss out how it all works)
 
Thanks for taking the time to develop this, and for making it available for free - I can see that you must have put a lot of time and effort into it.

jmolas
Well, I found your software after search "Alternative to ACT Cakewalk". Is this script good to avoid this bug? I mean, might I write envelopes from my Oxygen thanks to AZSlow?

I have seen your post before, but I do not have a good advise. AZ Controller is not going to change what you observe. We should understand from where it is coming. Can you test with SI-String VSTi and let say Attack? That is something everyone has with Sonar.
 
I am almost sure the problem is not coming from your controller nor from Surface plug-ins.