I need Direct Access to the Control Room Level and Phones Level. Trying to direct access “page.mHostAccess.mControlRoom” does not work, as it somehow connects to “VST Mixer” instead. I searched the forum and saw @m.c give an example where he went one level deeper, which worked, such as:
var ctrlRmMain = page.mHostAccess.mControlRoom.mMainChannel;
Then:
var da_ctrlRmMain = page.mHostAccess.makeDirectAccess(ctrlRmMain);
Upon looking up the “Control Room Main” parameters, there are only 11:
Param 0: Listen Volume
Param 1: inputMergerProxy
Param 2: Enable Listen
Param 3: Select Ext. Input
Param 4: Select Mix
Param 5: Select Cue 1
Param 6: Select Cue 2
Param 7: Select Cue 3
Param 8: Select Cue 4
Param 9: Enable Main Dim
Param 10: Apply Ref. Volume
There are only 3 child objects, which “Outputs” is one of them. There are 4 child objects inside Outputs, and “Monitor 1” is one of them. There are 5 parameters here:
Param 0: On
Param 1: Level
Param 2: Pre
Param 3: Edit
Param 4: Out
“Level” doesn’t affect the monitor 1 volume level as I expected it to. Turning it up or down updates the control as expected but doesn’t change the level coming out of my monitors, which are connected to Monitor 1. It also doesn’t affect the big red control room dial, which I suspected it wouldn’t.
Where are the rest of the Control Room parameters via Direct Access (e.g., Control Room Level, Click Level, Click Panning, Talk Level, Talk Dim)? This is the only time I’ve experienced where a DA section has fewer parameters than via standard Midi Remote.
I’d really like to avoid using the standard MIDI Remote mappings for this, for reasons I can get into another time.
P.S. The “quick controls” child also fires via the “da_ctrlRmMain.mOnObjectChange” callback when I rotate the direct access Monitor 1 Level, where normally this callback provides the main control room object ID, to populate child index 2, which is the outputs. However, once monitor 1 is populated and ready to go, every time the monitor 1 level is turned, this ID is coming through this callback during every rotation, which then triggers child index 2, which is the quick controls (relative to the outputs instead of index 2 being relative to the control room main object ID). The other DA callbacks usually only provide the parent Object ID, which we then dig down to what we want.