Nektar Panorama p-1 first impressions - Instrument Mode

RealRaven2000 · March 4, 2019, 4:08pm

TChandler:

jamusic:

…The F-Keys are particularly useful…For example you can open the Preset browser by assigning it a keystroke in Cubase, then

Here is a summary:

Press INTERNAL above the display to access Panorama’s internal functions.
Hold F-KEY and press F1-F11 (the button you want to program)
Press Setup (the right-most button under the display) and select CTRL EDIT from the setup menu.
Press the QWERTY Macro button (middle button under the display with a QWERTY keyboard graphic)

Now you will see the Macro Editor. Click on ‘NEW’ and Learn. Then enter the QWERTY keystrokes directly. When all keystrokes have been entered, click ‘done’.

You can enter up to 8 keystrokes per message. For example one I like is ‘duplicate’ which is CTRL+C and CTRL+V in one macro. This will copy and paste the selection in Cubase using only 1 button.

When you have set up your QWERTY macros, press MIXER, INSTRUMENT or TRANSPORT above the display to return to controlling Cubase.

I have just tried bringing up the Macro editor here on Cubase 10 - but it doesn’t show. So I tried in CUbase 9.0 and Cubase 8.5 too, but no matter what I do when i press the “keyboard” button (3rd soft key) nothing happens on screen. I do know that my Nektar communicates with my CUbase and I have latest firmware (September 2015) installed. Is the software outdated and does not support Cubase versions after Cubase 8?