Perhaps i should have posted this as a new thread, as it consists of more ideas than what can apply to this thread, but this is where it started, and so this is where it goes
The "linearity" of the modifiers is kinda limiting. Especially since there is only 1 line of modifiers. A "network" thing would be great.
A "scene"/"macro"-layout (like the regular magic window) to place the modifiers of each module/box/window in (double clicking on the box/module could expand it to a mini-scene thing), where the modifiers could be linked according to ones needs. This should allow placing modifiers on the modifiers (which is already mentioned). And it could also perhaps enable us to place the "Sound-Input" thingS where we want in the line of modifiers - like the other modifiers. It would be AWESOME!!! If one could make scenes within scenes - or Macros - then the functionality would be a LOT better!
A GLOBAL/MASTER "Volume"/"Frequency" sensitivity thingy would also be AWESOME! Especially for people without MIDI controllers, it takes a lot of work to adjust a bunch of parameters everytime one wants to play higher or lower volume. Im using MIDI, and so i already have my assigned "HighPass" and "LowPass" sliders, but it would be more practical to have an additional "MASTER VOLUME SENSITIVITY" - or ideally multiple ones for various frequencies, as some music have more bass than treble, and vice versa...
The DJ software "Traktor" has a function called "key-mappings", like MIDI-mapping, only with the regular QWERTY keyboard. Id LOVE to see this in this software as well..!
GLOBAL MODIFIER FOR OFFSETTING THE MIDI INPUT - To make the most out of a limited MIDI-controller, why not make A MASTER/GLOBAL module-thingy (or perhaps as a function in the "AUDIO-MIDI" window) that allows offsetting MIDI CC#, or perhaps the "MIDI channel"... Like the "Shift" or "CapsLock" buttons on a computer..? If this would be difficult to switch with a MIDI command, then maybe a "Program Change" command could work instead??? Or is this also MIDI??? Ability to use a regular COMPUTER QWERTY KEYBOARD for this purpose would add a LOT of extra functionality for people with just a limited MIDI controller
MIDI input with "swing" function, so that the effect of the MIDI slider increases or decreases the further "up" (or down) one pushes a slider.
Ability to invert MIDI signals on specific modifiers
Ability to choose MIDI VALUE; both TO and FROM
Ability to use MIDI to range from a negative to a positive number would also make things a lot simpler.
As well as an external BPM input thing, which i know is already mentioned. Switching between shaders, etc, with only the "20-80hz" function does not allow for very good syncronization with the music, and i dont want to have to manually change some mathematical values for every new song...