ISF's can be nice. with the bypass parameter, i can now even have the music switch them on and off. however if i want to switch off the on/off switching i'm lacking control again. Eg. a beatclock is controlling the bypass parameter of some crazy ISF, which is nice for intense parts of the music, but then i would want to turn that off again.
this would need a second "layer" of control. of course, this mindgame can be played a lot further to the n-th layer. but i think at least a second would be nice. because in above example i would be forced to click into the nodes again which I strongly would want to prevent in a life performance.
in fact the bypass or power parameter already function as a second layer to all the other parameters, because with them their reactivity can be turned off. the bypass/power params themselves lack suck an option though.
second layer of control for the bypass/power parameters
Re: second layer of control for the bypass/power parameters
Yeah I see what you're saying there. But I think it will be achievable when modifiers can be linked to MIDI (coming very soon 
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