Using channel changer to increment multiple sliders with different midi channels

Question

First, this is one powerful, amazing and easy to use app, thank you for it.
 

I am trying to use a knob as a super controller of 8 sliders which will control the midi channel of these sliders. Each of the sliders has a message type of Control Change, and the midi channel of each slider is 1 higher than the previous. I want the supercontroller to move each slider by 1. So incrementing the super controller knob up by one would change slider 1 midi channel from 1 to 2, slider 2 midi channel from 2 to 3, slider 3 midi channel from 3 to 4, etc.       
   The sliders  control midi CC parameters on my Eventide GTR4000. A series of effects each responds on the "base" channel, the channel the device is set to, plus an number incremented by 1 on each device. So as an example, pitch responds on midi channel 1, chorus on channel 2, flange, on channel 3, etc.
   The sliders each have an assigned midi controller number, each assigned to a common parameter for all the effect. For instance, controller  70 turns pitch, chorus, or flange on or off, controller 71 controls the mix of pitch, chorus, or flange, etc.
The supercontroller changes the channels of the sliders to the same one, losing the incremental difference between them. Consecutive channels 1,2,3,4, all change to 2 for instance, when the knob is turned by 1, instead of 2,3,4,5. Is there a way to achieve this? I also need the controller numbers to stay the same as the  midi channels are changed.
The supercontroller knob has a subtype of channel changer.

Comments

Thanks for your question and for the kind words.

This is not currently possible in MD, but it could work as a feature suggestion. Would you be interested in testing this functionality in a beta? Could you wait a few days to try it out?

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Thanks!
Dan

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cool, got the request, looking forward to making this happen. The key to this feature request is that there's no UI: Channel Changers + Sequential Subcontrols. Boom.