palette aluminum professional control surface vmix

You can also create shutcuts that change input parameters. For DSK specifically, toggle will increase the chance of accidents.

With toggle, you have to visually confirm if you turned it on/off. This way there's no confusion and you have complete confidence that you actually turned the DSK on when you hit ON, and off when you hit OFF. Thanks!įrom personal experience with the same surface, I prefer to have separate buttons for DSK on/off. You can see my feature request posting here - and support it with a '+1' in your reply. You might think of these as part of a 'Poor Man's Camera Control Unit' for quickly adapting to lighting changes throughout the day. In the upper left are buttons that I HOPE will soon be supported by Vmix (they stilll require shortcuts that don't yet exist) - for changing the 'white stretch' and 'black stretch' functions (like brightness & contrast) found in the Color Adjust section. On the bottom row are positioning buttons primarily for quickly changing the 'area of interest' on 4K camera sources (in a 1080 preset) effectively providing 4 or 5 additional 'virtual' cameras from a single 4K source. You may have also noticed some unusual black keys, in the bottom and top rows (on the left). As long as I select the desired input channel in Preview first, I can bring it in on any overlay channel. So now I was able to create a 32-input switcher (program and preview buses), along with some other very helpful functions - which you can see here and in the attached photo.Īs you'll see in the upper right hand corner, there are 4 overlay channel buttons, but unfortunately, no toggle in/out capability, so I had to use two buttons for each overlay channel. This decision, along from information from Vmix that stated that they didn't support direct, on-the-fly input selection (along with on-the-fly overlay channel selection), actually provided an opportunity to do without an overlay bus (row of buttons). I recently picked-up an Xkeys-128 and decided that I could do without the T-bar. I prefer physical switcher control surfaces but had been lamenting the small number of inputs usually offered.

Palette aluminum professional control surface vmix