Arsenal seems to run on a few controllers that have encoders/faders that send absolute values (APCs, nanoKontrol, SL, etc.), although the script has the capacity to control parameters on a more relative basis. In the case of the APC mini, which I use, there are only absolute faders.

It would be awesome if there were an option to enable relative tracking for absolute controls. Combined with a momentary "Mute" button/button combination for those controls, it would be possible to use them just like endless encoders!

For the momentary "Mute" function, Shift could be used (thought it already modifies the encoder function in some modes) or perhaps the Encoder Accessory Button used to select the encoder mode?

Structurally it seems like it would be fairly straightforward to implement, and it would be a huuuge help to those of us using controllers with relative outputs. For what it's worth there seems to be a video from Bome on the subject. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCvxPZawJyE

Thank you for all that you do man, this stuff is absolutely game-changing.

While in device Mode using Arsenal on the NLC for example there are 2 red buttons that select which bank will be in focus, 1 green button that defines if the device in focus is on or off and the last 2 yellow buttons that work as device left and right.

I was wondering... Would it be possible to make all 8 buttons correspond to each bank.

In Arsenal for example I have all encoder modes which includes all devices so in my LC the banks move in rows of 16.
Although it is cool with the Native NLC to move devices left or right and select if the device is On or Off, this can also be done from Clyphx Pro without the use of Arsenal, so I was thinking that if this option was possible I could make a better use of the Buttons on the LC.

So to not mess with the current way that Arsenal works while in device mode I was thinking if from the options TXT there could be a way to change how the buttons work.

Or another approach which I just now thought about and maybe it would be even cooler was an interface like the "ClyphX Pro for Push" but for all Arsenal powered midi controllers.

This of course would apply to any powered Arsenal Midi Controller that has buttons.

Phew! Hard to condense into a concise title, so let me clearify: by default, pressing up/down or left/right in Matrix Session modes will move the Session frame one track/scene at a time, whereas holding shift while pressing the same buttons will move the frame in banks of eight. In the Options.txt file for the script in question, adding the line "GRIDNAVBY_PAGE=TRUE" will make the frame move in banks of eight by default.

I'd like to have the shift button consistently "invert" the functionality that is (or isn't) specified in the Options file, so that if you have GRIDNAVBY_PAGE set to TRUE, holding shift should make the U/D/L/R buttons move ONE scene/track at a time.

A slew of _SPLIT Modes would be very useful.
All the modes are so useful, more _split combos would be very helpful.
Modular _splits would be epic for modes that are applicable, allowing for user customization.

Examples:
1. Mix_Meter SPLIT Mode (would be literally the best clip grid midi mixer on the market when using a controller with faders and grid such as LPC MINI.)
Just think about how useful all those functions and visual feedback would be together on one page!

1. Chop_Mix (view play location in clips and mix /mute /solo / arm controls all on the same grid)

2. Session_chop/loop modes. (Trigger clips and glitch em - enough said.)

Etc...
(I'll comment more combos if needed...)

Thanks for the space for requests, Stray!
This is a efficient voting system, nice.