Thanks Tekknovater. Yes, I use quick controls a lot and I really wish the macro controls had the same ability to add multiple parameters and set limits and curves so that I didn’t have to waste a quick control for that purpose. I know this can be done with scripting, but I’m not there yet and sadly, will probably need some tutorials or more help before I dive into that pool.
But, my problem in the scenario above has to do with the value that’s displayed when the macro knob is moved. If I used a macro, I just got a generic 0 - 100 value, but I wanted the user to be able to see the delay time when time was selected or the sync value when tempo sync was activated. This can only happen if the control is directly linked to the parameter itself, at least as far as I could figure out. That’s why the using stacks was a better solution for what I was trying to do in this particular case.