can not load projecct from the hardware

[stuey]

Seb, you're silence is deafening man!

In 2.0, the Library browser is a new panel inside the GUI and not a pop-up window anymore. For this reason we decided that it would be logical to open it in the same way as we open the other panels. The shortcuts for panel selection are: Select+step1  through 8 (select+step7 for Library).

Again, focusing on the software. What about the hardware integration?

Stu

[mcx]

well lets hope they fix this i cant see how shift and f7 is a shortcut when just one click with the mouse is quicker bring bag our jog wheel please if you do not do this then i suggest you remove all videos from the site which show the jog wheel in use to access library and for selecting kits as for a new customer this would be misleading and possibly a trading standards issue

anyway im switching back to spark 1.7 until this gets fixed as normally  maybe 70% of the time when i use spark i am standing up instead of sitting down in my chair and having to reach for my mouse whilst using spark disrupts the workflow you see when i use spark i pretty much just look at the unit and not my laptop screens

[stuey]

(Possibly) please don't quote me, I'm not certain on this.

But I think the dev guys are in talks about Spark 2 workflow and how things should be, and potentially making changes. Based on forum posts and bug reports these should be looked at in further updates.

Thanks, Stuart 

[kcearl]

I have to say I preferred the jog wheel controlling the library...it feels natural, and as mentioned its labelled to do this. The shift 7 function should remain but utilising the jogwheel was fast and contributed to Sparks workflow. I think its a big mistake adding another step to that workflow...pressing shift means that both hands are now used where one sufficed before.

Its no deal breaker for me but I hope theres a rethink on this, Sparks support has been great at listening to its users so far.

[stuey]

Yes, you me and lots of other people.

I think i've convinced some Arturia people it's worth re-implimenting

Thanks, Stuart