The Console 1 plugin shows the message "The DAW does not support automatic track name and numbers." but I know this is supposed to be supported. Also, no bidirectional communication is taking place so I can't control pan, etc.
 
No idea how to rectify - would appreciate any help you can offer...
 
 

Nevermind, I found out you had to use the VST3 version to get this to work. That should have been at the beginning of the manual, not at the end... :\

Have you thinked of using it in act mode ...? Using az controller ...

Zo
Have you thinked of using it in act mode ...? Using az controller ...

I don't think there is a reason to. I have a Mackie MCU + Extender, and a Novation Launch Control that I have programmed to handle my multiple monitor set up (rather cleverly I might add). :)
 
As long as Console 1 does what it's designed to do I'm good. And so far, it appears it does!

Your going to love it...
 

Hi. Agree that it should be at the start of the manual.
But as stated, you are gonna love it 
All the best.

Zargg
Hi. Agree that it should be at the start of the manual.
But as stated, you are gonna love it 
All the best.

 
Thanks Zargg! Looking forward to digging in today! :)
 
I've got a project I haven't been able to wrap up in Ableton due to a bug. I'm going to dump all 40+ tracks out and bring them into Sonar to wrap up.
 
should be fun! :)

listen
Your going to love it...

 
Just having dabbled with it I think I see why people say you mix so much faster. Make your choices with real knobs and move on.. Love the idea!

I use a Mackie MCU and I love it. but I must admit, I have been intrigued by the Console 1 for some time now.
Especially for the sound of the compressor plug ins. Im a huge fan of Softube. I love their plug ins. 
Tough choices for me lay in the future over a Console 1 or the Behringer X touch.
 
Even tougher is I love my Mackie MCU. it does everything I want. So until something bits the shed, the choice will be to keep using it.

The Console 1 really augments the Mackie - not replaces it. I use the Mackie to run the transport, to solo/mute tracks as I mix, to control the faders, and to do things like drop a marker or move to markers. You could do some of this with C1 for sure, but I love having 16 tracks always visible with the Mackie.
 
Personally, I don't intend to give up the Mackie/XT but I suppose you never know...