Ah, sorry, this apparently was a misunderstanding on my side. Although having used Linux as main OS for over 15 years, I'm still pretty new to Linux-based MIDI and audio processing. Last time I did some computer music was with Cakewalk 3 on Windows 98... ;)
you can set one of those plugin parameters as in so called "direct-access" mode: on that a little slider will overlay the plugin list entry so that you'll have, yes, direct access to that plugin control right from the mixer strip
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Ah, sorry, this apparently was a misunderstanding on my side. Although having used Linux as main OS for over 15 years, I'm still pretty new to Linux-based MIDI and audio processing. Last time I did some computer music was with Cakewalk 3 on Windows 98... ;)
you can set one of those plugin parameters as in so called "direct-access" mode: on that a little slider will overlay the plugin list entry so that you'll have, yes, direct access to that plugin control right from the mixer strip
That's cool, thanks for the advice!
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