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Nektar Technology have updated their Panorama Controller series announcing deep integration with Reaper, the popular DAW developed by Cockos. They say that, with Panorama, Reaper users now benefit from transparent mixer control, transport and navigation plus for instruments and effects, Nektar's acclaimed plugin map technology originally introduced for Cubase and Nuendo. Here's the story in Nektar's own words...
Panorama's plugin map technology works transparently through Reaper, free from plugin wrappers or 3rd party software. A press of the instrument button on Panorama maps any inserted VSTi, AU or DX instrument's plugin parameters to Panorama controls. Parameter names and values are presented on Panorama's high-res color display so you always know where you are and what you are controlling. Nektar mapped instruments can be navigated using a transparent menu system. Select Filter, control the filter, select LFO, control the LFO...it's that simple.
Map files can be customized or created by the user using a unique learn function. And if multiple instruments are present on the same track, a simple selection menu allows complete navigation between the layered instruments.
When it's time to mix, Panorama's Mixer mode transforms the instrument to a complete mixing console. Control up to 8 channels in a bank using the first 8 45mm faders and press bank over to control any additional channels. Options to control mute, solo, pan and sends are included for all 8 channels. Panorama's motorized fader (P4 and P6 only) follows track selection for instant access to volume control at any time, in any mode.
Channel strip control includes
Pricing and Availability:
Reaper integration is free for all owners of Nektar Panorama advanced workflow keyboards and is available to download from Nektar's website now.
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