This would be a huge time saver, but I am probably a minority here since most people can’t be bothered with cc’s.
It would be so awesome to just be able to double click right here where this arrow is pointing and manually enter in the value I want. For example, it would be nice for me to just double click where this arrow is pointing and put in 63 instead of moving my house up and down trying to find the g-spot and getting to 63 with the mouse. It’s so hard to barely move the mouse and get the right value.
Yes I understand I can use the logical editor for this. That’s actually how I do it, with a quick key to launch the logical editor but dang this would be nice.
I don’t even have that value readout in the controller lane. Which Cubase version an edition is that?
Anyway, you can type in the value for selected points as always in the info line.
I would actually like to have a key command for “set value for selected controller/automation points”. Would be much quicker to set a value than move the mouse to the top left and then double click to edit.
Are you sure? Your Project Cursor has to be on top of or on the right hand side of an event.
That sounds useful. Would put focus on the Value input of the Info Line, right?
Here is an AutoHotKey script that does just that:
; Enter value (Info Line) -------------------------------------------------------
^+!e:: ;Ctrl + Shift + Alt + E
{
MouseX_offset := 22
MouseY_offset := 26
if (ImageSearch(&FoundX, &FoundY, 0, 0, 1280, 300, "InfoLine-Value.png")) {
MouseGetPos &MouseX, &MouseY
MouseMove FoundX+MouseX_offset, FoundY+MouseY_offset, 0
Click 2
MouseMove MouseX, MouseY, 0
}
}
It requires an image of the “Value” text in the Info Line. This is what my “InfoLine-Value.png” looks like:
You will likely have to play around with the MouseX_offset and MouseY_offset values. One way to get there is to comment out the Click and last MouseMove instructions. The ImageSearch search coordinates could also be tweaked if necessary.
Thanks you, that was the issue. I was under the impression that it showed the value of my currently selected CC point, but it shows the value under the cursor.
