I'm happy tu use my grandma3 for the show.
One probleme with Ipad remote : on the playback control windows, I can't see the last part of the wing ( page 1; wing 1).
so i can't get the control of some playback.
I'm happy tu use my grandma3 for the show.
One probleme with Ipad remote : on the playback control windows, I can't see the last part of the wing ( page 1; wing 1).
so i can't get the control of some playback.
Try scrolling with 3 fingers.
There should be small scroll-handles too, but they can be difficult to grasp.
doesn't work...
Thanks
I notice now that if the Playback window is 10 cells wide it shows all 15 executors, if it is 9 cells wide it shows only 10.
If that's the problem you can make the window wider on the console (try 12 cells) and THEN the 3-finger scroll works (On my ipad at least...)
Coul'd you tell me where you change this, please?
I tried many thing but any way....
With my iPad I have found two solutions to access all playbacks.
The best might be to remove the View bar on the right (Settings/Configure Display/Show view bar)
That leaves me with 10 cells width and room for all 15 executors.
Like this
The other method I mentioned was making the playback window wider than the iPad can show.
I'm sure this can be done with the command line but I can't tell you how.
What I did was log in on the desk with the same user profile that the remote use. Then you can extend the window.
You should now be able to scroll with 3 fingers on the iPad.
Hope we have been talking about the same thing
Note that in Playbacks Window Settings you can turn off Rows you don't need to make things a bit bigger.
E.g. only row 200 for longer faders.
In Settings > Configure Display you can set the size of the display to be larger then the screen. Then you get a Brownish outline to let you know you can use the 3 finger thing. the default for the display is when it has the angle brackets around the number.
In the image below the display is 17 x 9 cells, if I change that to 20 x 9 (for example) then I can three finger scroll to the right and left.
I thought there was an MA Tips video about this but I can't find it.