Peter,
I've attached a simple workfile as requested to demo basic control of RGB fixtures using Korg nanoKONTROL2.
FRAME-1:
This controls a generic 3-channel fixture using individual R, G, B scenes associated with Korg Section One's S, M, R buttons. Used in combination they provide eight colours. The fader is associated to the slider in sub-master mode i.e. dims the output of all widgets in the frame.
FRAME-2:
This uses 2-channels of a fixture, colour macro and dim. I used an existing "Ledj Pro Tri LED back drop controller" fixture to illustrate.
This time Korg Section Two's S, M, R buttons are associated with buttons in a solo frame, which invoke scenes to generate the exact value required by the colour-macro channel for R, B, & G. Note the colour-macro channel operates in LTP mode, so you only get 3 colours - red, green or blue. You could change the scene settings to any other 3 colours as desired.
Alternatively, Section Two's knob is set in Level mode and controls "Ledj-Pro Tri" fixture's colour-macro channel. I modified the colour-macro curve on this fixture to allow full use of the knob's travel, and call this fixture "Ledj-Pro Tri compn". The knob generates output of 58-125 over its full travel and gives reasonable control of the 8 colours available.
You could manually modify the channel curve of the fixture "Ledj-Pro Tri compn", or add attached template "Linear 56-129.qxmt" to your QLC user folder.
Linux: ~/.qlcplus/modifierstemplates/Linear 56-129.qxmt
Win: C:\Users\username\QLC+\Modifierstemplates\Linear 56-129.qxmt
FRAME-3
Using Korg Section 3, is same as Frame-2 except uses a separate fixture with no alteration to the colour-macro curve. It's linear from 0-255 so only effective over 20% of its travel - not easy to set colours.
Hope this helps,
P.S. You might be interested in my previous nanoKONTROL2 test workfile - see
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