posted 11 January 2005 12:27            

I do have an older Graphire Wacom tablet that goes a little crazy whenever Kyma is open, though (even if Kyma is in the background or hidden). The most noticeable symptom is that any movement of the pen or mouse triggers Expose (Mac OS X) to shrink all windows, which normally I have assigned to the right upper corner. Once again, I don't have version 3 of either Graphire nor Intuos, just the first generation. Should this be happening?

Question: is there any additional documentation ref. tablet use in Kyma? I downloaded the release notes, so maybe that is it for now. Can I assume that the pen status window is available from ??? menu (cannot find it right now in Kyma) once an Intuos3 or Graphire3 tablet has been installed (drivers) and connected?

Thx.

posted 21 January 2005 22:41            

I do have a question though - If I am using the presetInterpolation, I would also like to have access the control inputs from the MotorMix as if the Wacom was not connected - this would allow me to move between presets and then still access some specific variables at moments in the performance when I know they will make a sound I want - this is how I have combined the presets and variable access before and I would like to combine the MotorMix access and the Tablet access - I tried changing the MIDI channel on the Wacom setup, but seemd to loose the Wacom altogether when I did that - any suggestions??

posted 22 January 2005 11:30            

You can choose to have some of the hot values be independent of the InterpolatePresets Sound: play the original Sound, and, in the VCS, Control+Click on the fader you want to make independent. Choose the option from the pop up menu that makes the fader unaffected by presets.

posted 25 January 2005 11:48            

!Density + !DenDev

Exclude the deviation controls from the presets. (Ctrl+Click on the control name in the VCS and select "Affected by presets>No" from the menu.)

That way, you could make deviations in a preset value. This approach has the additional advantage that an adjusted fader would not jump to its preset value when you moved to a new preset.