Can we please have some way to comment every row? I have (for my thinking) quite complex stuff going on with 4 inputs and 4 outputs, mapping and filtering as well as routing around a lot of stuff, to be able to double use some midi channels for one time sending notes and CC to a synth but on the other time controlling the Octatrack. I try to make notes in the one description box, but as I move stuff around it is very hard to keep track of what is going on.
as my main goal is not to have daily configuration sessions but most of the time just use the MidiHub, it is very easy to loose track of everything.
a way to comment every row like you comment the header of a class or a method while programming would be really awesome!
This is really the only thing I’d love to see. I don’t have that much but as I figure things out I’m adding more stuff and my braincell is starting to struggle what goes where!
I have the KeyStation going to 2 channels into the S970, then to usb to a laptop, to try and log keys. Now I found ChordPadX that lets me do the chords that I struggle with, but that means I had to buy a small 25 key keyboard!
This thing should come with a spend warning because it’s costing me a fortune!
I was just about to suggest the same and I am glad someone else requested it. I am also looking for a pipe that’s nothing more than an empty comment pipe so I can add notes. This also helps when people download some patches so each pipe can be commented too.
I am learning more and more about midihub and I hope you add a sysex pipe too, would love nothing more than create a sequence of system messages that I can trigger though a controller.
Dear @Giedrius have you any indication when this gets realized? It would make maintenance of the pipes much, much easier in this already amazing product.
Created a login for this community so I could come here and suggest this feature!
One implementation would be a note element that you could drop anywhere into a chain. Or would no op pass to the next item in the chain, and you could put free text in that note.
For example, you could drop one at the beginning or end of the chain to comment on the whole chain. Or one in the middle of the chain to comment on what is happening before or after that note element.
