I'd Like to be able to double click on a value and type in the number that I require.
I find it very tricky to be exact with the mouse.
I'd Like to be able to double click on a value and type in the number that I require.
I find it very tricky to be exact with the mouse.
Yep, seconded. I was having trouble with this yesterday and ended up inputting the values on the Profiler.
Double click and type would be a great addition. However, in the meantime you can get accurate control of fine tuning by holding SHIFT while using the mouse.
Double click and type would be a great addition. However, in the meantime you can get accurate control of fine tuning by holding SHIFT while using the mouse.
yes we can do it that way…but come on… 2022 and not possible to type values in a software?
yes we can do it that way…but come on… 2022 and not possible to type values in a software?
I'm not arguing against adding click and type (quite the opposite - I want it as much as anyone). Merely pointing out that until this is added there is a work around for people who are currently struggling and, in this case using the KPA knobs instead of RM because they find RM so frustrating as SimonT99 mentioned.
Double click and type would be a great addition. However, in the meantime you can get accurate control of fine tuning by holding SHIFT while using the mouse.
It's not that accurate depending on mouse type and the resolution the mouse is using. It takes me several tries to dial in exactly 300ms for a delay.
+1 on OP.
in the meantime you can get accurate control of fine tuning by holding SHIFT while using the mouse.
It's not accurate enough for me as well. There should at least be a parameter to set how much resolution Shift adds
For years I've wanted a choice between the current Chickenhead and a slider.
That you can't type in values is so frustrating and cost a lot of time. I really don't understand why those things are not happening. If it's the budget or the manpower, than please let the community help.
Double click and type would be a great addition. However, in the meantime you can get accurate control of fine tuning by holding SHIFT while using the mouse.
if you're set at 75 Bpm and you wanna go to 135 Bpm.
You gonna go fast then slower to reach the value.
Double click is really much better !
I'm sure Kemper will purpose this in a futur update...
Rig Editor is young comparing to Kemper profilers....It will be improved, for sure !
For years I've wanted a choice between the current Chickenhead and a slider.
I raised that when they were seeking input into the RM design initially. Sliders were not a popular idea at the time. Knobs were the status quo. I agree with the OP - the ability to type a value in would be great. Probably not that simple as they would need to build in exception handling to elegantly deal with values that are out of scope.
Im with you Finally.
At that time the chickenheads were stand of the art in design. They are loocking nicer of course.
But their handling is absolutely tricky.
I think 7 years ago I also asked for an input field or, as I said, to be able to call up a slicer-option as another possibility. Both would be a great relief.
Or - and that could be another idea - to turn the chickenheads with the mouse weel.
Or - and that could be another idea - to turn the chickenheads with the mouse weel.
... and hold the SHIFT key for finer control in .1 steps
... and hold e.g. the Alt/Option or Ctrl/Command key for finer control in .1 steps
Ooooops!
Oh man... thank you!
I checked it out right now.
I hadn't noticed this possibility before! Great! I've always been looking for that. Hahahaha...
Is there a shortcut list in the manual?!
Sorry, it's the SHIFT key. Didn't sit in front of my computer when I wrote my prior post. Have edited it now.
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I hadn't noticed this possibility before! Great! I've always been looking for that. Hahahaha...
Is there a shortcut list in the manual?!
see Rig Manager Manual, which btw is pretty old , chapter The Rig Editor, page 19.
see Rig Manager Manual, which btw is pretty old , chapter The Rig Editor, page 19.
Thank you! I found it on page 32 (english version) and next.
It helps.
English version page 19:
QuoteThe Editor Area
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You can change the value of a parameter with the mouse by grabbing the control and dragging the mouse. Hold the : (shift) key for micro-adjustments. Alternatively, change the parameter in question on your PROFILER and the editor will follow.
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