As for saving complete Pipelines and reloading think that is already requested 
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Thanks for pointing this out!
If then in the end it’d be possible to move them around, more to group things that belong together, as I already notice that when I am editing, that I come up with more things to add, after having started to edit another workflow, and all of a sudden things are a mess as they’re spread out in non consecutive rows etc.
Anything on the drawing board for Bank & Program Change?
Reference:
Cheers!
You may move rows around by dragging the leftmost pipe.
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Ahhh, I think I missed that as when I start dragging the left most pipe, only that one pipe is marked, and not the entire row, instead of testing it I just assumed.
Thanks!!
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I love the Midihub but i wish we could have colour coding and labelling for each pipeline. Also have an error when undoing and redoing, everything gets deleted and wont return!
A scroll wheel function for each parameter would be helpful too.
Also routing lfo’s to parameters within midihub would be great… someone please tell me this already possible?
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I think its in the works… meanwhile you can do a “loop-back”
- OUT DIN A>MIDI Cable> IN DIN B (for example)
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On MacOS, the pipes in the leftmost box looks extremely lo-res, although they look fine when I actually place them into my pipelines. It’s almost as if the lo-res images are rasterized while the non-lo-res images are vector images.
Hey, what is the mac OS version you have and what is the screen resolution you’re using? We haven’t had this reported yet.
Computer: MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Late 2013)
Display: 13.3-inch (2560 x 1600)
OS: macOS Catalina, Version 10.15.5
Resolution: “Default for display” selected in display settings (that is, in “Displays” in the System Preferences settings menu, and then under the “Display” tab).
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hey there,
little workflow suggestion:
Usually in any kind of program/ online form or similiar you can just press “TAB” on your keyboard to move to the next possible field to insert information.
I wish that to be the case in the editor as well. For example, jumping inside CC Remap Pipe from “In Low” to “In High”, type in your desired number, press TAB and move to “Out Low”, type your number, press TAB and be in the field to type in your “Out High”. I hope you understand my example 
It def makes the workflow a little less mouse clicking and helps to put in numbers fast and without needing to take your hands away from your keyboard.
Greetings,
ony
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Not sure if this has been mentioned yet, but would love to see color coding and labeling in the editor.
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Hi… i have a 55" screen in my Studio… so what i RelayRealy need
is an Dark Mode for the Editor… than i am Happy
greetings
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Apologies if this already exists, but it’d be really nice to have a mode where the editor communicated with the Midihub via sysex instead of the serial link. This would make it much easier to use in complex routing situations. For instance, I have a Bomebox that does all of my midi routing (~18 hardware USB midi devices connected to it, plus 18 ports of DIN MIDI. I can easily route USB midi in and out of the Midihub with it connected to the Bomebox, but with the editor showing up as USB serial, there’s no good way to get that connected to a computer that can run the editor unless I want to have the computer always-on and always-connected and use network midi with the Bome, which adds way more complexity. The Electra One’s editor, on the other hand, only needs sysex — I can use a simpler single midi network link (or just a DIN cable) when I need the editor, and if the laptop is off, everything still works fine.
I’d happily take a certain amount of performance hit, even, to have this working.
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Yep, I discussed a simular request here:
I really agree with you, and… I own the Electra One as well, and really enjoying it’s SysEx only way of doing things. It allows for a much more complex and customisable setup.
Would really appreciate a “dark mode” too.
I have sight issues and use a large screen.
A dark background for the midi editor would help greatly.
Thank you for your consideration.
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An optional midi monitor would be most helpful for troubleshooting purposes and have it be selectable for individual inputs and outputs.
Ahh yes, I see it now, thanks!
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