Hello, I accidentally bought Frontier Alpha Track one motor-fader controller from a brand called ‘Frontier’. They do not make products anymore and the driver file does not fully work on a 64bit system (I thought it did). I wonder, can I allocate its functions manually with ‘that’ new Midi Remote Fe…

[image] Frontier AlphaTrack Cubase 12 Fully Operational Cubase For any wondering minds I got the AlphaTrack working in native mode inside cubase 12, on Windows 11, and plugged into a usb 2.0 port on my computer anyone wanting to do the same can do so by installing the dr…

Wow… glad to hear. But he is on Windows unfortunately… :frowning: I really wish someone confirms it on mac osx too. But wow… I was like… such a shame about a year ago when I accidentally bought it… then again this new feature came up! I was blown away by Steinberg. For real.

Ah sorry, I didn’t realize you were on a mac!

But, still, can I still use ‘midi remote’ feature to manually re-map its functions? Alphatrack does not have Midi port though! it only has usb. I have old driver of it, but natively? it does not fully integrate within Cubase 10 nor 11. (cause the driver is 32bit…) Maybe no-go…?

I just got very curious, I own old Alphatrack (Frontier) one motor fader DAW controller from old time, and wonder if Cubase 12 Midi Remote feature can support usb-midi too and allow me to manually re-map its functions? Or, only DIN-Midi? Thanks in advance.

MIDI is midi. There is no distinction on the Cubase side, so yes. If the device needs a driver, the data it outputs might be unexpected. But I have programmed the CMC series using Bome midi translator, without installing the drivers. The faders output pitch-bend, the buttons Notes. Plug it in and…

Right. Maybe I have hope for Frontier Alphatrack on mac, I might, just upgrade my osx and upgrade to cubase 12. Midi remote is just far too good to ignore… I have many MIDI gears that I can utilize with it.

Can it make my old Midi Controllers work to my taste?

Cubase

ggmanestraki April 19, 2022, 10:54am 2

Maybe have a look here.