thx vade,
the topside is the layer one, the underside is layer two, from left to right the whole playtime of the video, and you can draw the playing curve. The topside is a bit different, the grey squares are fix cue points, if the draw is touching it, the loop jumping back to the cue point. The horizontal circle with number, is the amount of points, if its a low number (1 or 2) you can make a fast scratch (at the video 1:17), if its a big value you can draw many points.
The vertical number is an lfo, like an autodraw, if its 0 the curve is that what you draw, if its a bigger number you need just to hold down your cursor and make a part of the loop playing.
The red points are effects, if the cursor cover (not need to hold) apply the effect.
But this is the current setup. I made a test with 8 loops, and drawing 100 points. Nice sequencing, with just QC very smooth and fast.

hi monkey, great job! its a very useful controller

awesome interface for VDMX! very inspiring. The combination of quartz and VDMX is really great. seemingly limitless configurations.

thanks, iam working on the next step:
-draw surface for fx sequencing
-draw surface for fade modes (transitions)
and maybe more modules.

absolutely stunning!!!! good work, mate!!

how is gq communicating with vdmx during a live-set? is it possible (or necessary) to included your controlling surface right within vdmx?

nice QC ... + 1 on morgan"s comment.

awesome work!

nice one..

Very nice! I'd love to have a go at porting it for use with Modul8. Have you made it available for download somewhere?

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great work ! thanks for the explanation
thank you so much!

Wow! Looks amazing! Thanks