
Whatever Novation controller you are using, Automap's edit page shows you what is assigned to what.
With most plug-in instruments and effects, you can simply click on your software, touch a knob, fader or button, and its instantly assigned!
Automap and your software communicate: So, the names and values or whatever you are controlling can instantly be seen on your hardware, and are updated as you move the controls.
Create and save 'control maps' of your favourite plug-in instruments and FX, and share other people's mappings on Novation's community pages.
Automap 4 is the brand new version of Novation's Automap control software. It works with all Novation's Automap controllers and is a free upgrade to all users. Automap 4 is now easier to set up and has a more streamlined workflow than ever before. Click here for more information about the changes which have been made in Automap 4.
Automap is a piece of software that comes with all Novation controllers. It has been designed to make the job of assigning your hardware controls to various software parameters quick and easy.
Despite having knobs and sliders, most MIDI controllers are no good at controlling plug-ins. It is difficult to assign the controls and you cannot see what is controlling which part of your music software.
Automap 4 is the newest and most powerful version of Automap. It enables knobs, faders and buttons to instantly control plug-in instruments/FX, as well as your sequencer's mixer, transport controls and more...
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Automap's edit page Automap's edit page graphically shows you the entire control surface, labelling each control so you can see exactly what is assigned to what. |
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Mixer and transport control It gives you instant access to your DAWs mixer and transport controls |
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See what you are controlling When you open a plug-in instrument of effect, you have access to its parameters - and you can move them in an instant! |
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Instantly “learn” controls The 'learn' function means you can instantly assign knobs, faders and buttons |
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MIDI made easy If you want to assign knobs, faders and buttons to MIDI continuous controller numbers, just type them in! |