Mouse Mode

Mouse Mode is an innovative new concept that helps to overcome issues inherent in all Digital Audio Workstations today. A lack of co-operation. This lack of co-operation has lead to the distinct lack of hardware controllers specifically designed for controlling plugins. So Rocksolid decided to step in and solve this problem with a simple but elegant solution. Mouse Mode. In short it takes control of your mouse and moves the elements as if you were moving it with your mouse. Only you're not using your mouse, You're turning an encoder or pushing a button. It gets even better too because It never gets outdated and almost every computer has one. In short. if you have a programme with a mouse and a plugin window. The likelyhood is mouse mode will work. No Drivers, No VST Hosts, just ultimate freedom.  

Create Your Own Maps

Create your own presets fast! Its pretty easy and quick to create your own presets. 

Point & Click Mapping

click and hold on the plugin element you want to map and hey presto! Its mapped. 

Multiple Functions

Once you've mapped your elements you can decide what you want your mouse to do on each specific element. Single Click, Double Click, Default Click, Scroll, click and Drag, There is an option for every possible scenario.        

Fine and Default Keystrokes

Mouse Mode also has the ability to automatically engage the fine control of a plugin or engage the default reset value of an element.  You also have access to the velocity and fine % of the mouse in order to really tweak the overall feel of Mouse Mode. 

Midi Mode

Midi Mode is the prefect partner to Mouse Mode. Depending on your DAW or audio production softwares midi mapping capabilities. You can use your Rocksolid Audio device as a standard midi controller. Sending Midi CC Messages. 

Intelligent Switching

Control Hub can intelligently switch between modes allowing you to take advantage of both at the same time. Adjust your plugin parameters in Mouse Mode and then switch to DAW adjustments instantly. 

Absolute or Relative Encoders

You can choose between Absolute and Relative midi values for your encoders. 

Encoder Sensitivity

In relative encoder mode you can adjust the sensitivity of your controllers encoders with a slider. Tweak it until its just right for you. 

Multiple Presets

Create presets for every single scenario. Then recall at a push of a button. 

Hardware Requirements

• Control Strip 2
• Micro 4k
• Micro 3

Operating Systems

• Windows 11
• Windows 10
• macOS Ventura (Apple & Intel)
• macOS Monteray (Apple & Intel)
• macOS Big Sur (Apple & Intel)
• macOS Catalina
• macOS Mojave

Software

• Pro Tools 11 and Higher
• Logic Pro
• Ableton
• FL Studio
• Cubase
• Nuendo
• Studio One
• Reaper
• Harrison Mixbus
• Reason
• Waves StudioRack
• UAD Console
• Digital Performer
• Cakewalk

Hardware Requirements

• Control Strip 2
• Micro 4k
• Micro 3
  

Operating Systems

• Windows 11
• Windows 10
• macOS Ventura (Apple & Intel)
• macOS Monteray (Apple & Intel)
• macOS Big Sur (Apple & Intel)
• macOS Catalina
• macOS Mojave

Encoder Modes

Control Hub can alter your controllers midi settings. You can choose between Relative or Absolute encoder values.

Audio Production Software

All audio production software is different. Please check your documentation for the specific midi mapping capabilities of your software.