I was using a program called ' voice attack' which could carry out complex Macro commands via speech.

Some Macro programmes can detect a software's inputs via text, images and other means, which would make this easier but I must confess, I haven't spent much time experimenting with this. More advance Macros could be setup which both move the cursor to a point on the screen, then left-click to select an option in BIAS by pressing a keyboard command.

Then you could hover the mouse cursor over desired button and press space bar to trigger. Another option (and this would be cumbersome depending on how far one takes it), is to setup Macros for your mouse which when activated using keyboard keystrokes moves the mouse cursor and left-clicks on the desired BIAS input.Ī simple Macro could be setup which for example, left-clicks on the mouse by pressing the space bar.

You need the Pro version of Bias FX though, the Standard version doesn't support MIDI, and the OP is using Standard.Īhh, I see. I'll update this comment when I have time to search for free software and I'll make some recommendations if you haven't found any said in Keyboard shortcuts?: You'll surely find some free software which can create virtual MIDI controllers as it is a basic task. One of the comments says the software is $60. (I'm not specifically endorsing the software in the link above, it's just proof that it can be done. Have a search for 'virtual MIDI controller software' or 'MIDI to Keystroke' and I'm sure you'll find all kinds of useful methods to achieve what you need. If you had a spare mouse, it may even be possible to use it as a foot pedal of sorts, by lightly stepping on the scroll wheel. I haven't set up a midi controller for Bias FX 2, but judging by this article, it's possible to download programs which create virtual MIDI controllers from your keyboard.Īlso, many smartphones have MIDI compatibility when connected via USB.

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