I’m using cubase 7.0.7 and just got a CMC AI, use it on pan and volume fader is fine but ai-knob couldn’t controll most plugins parameters, and what really make things worse is most of the time it won’t link with cubase, I need to close cubase and unplug CMC usb cable and plug it back, then relaunch cubase for CMC AI to work.
what is wrong with this controller?
I have update the firmware and doesn’t improve anything,
and I wonder why left so much space on top that’s enough to pack another 4 or 8 customizable buttons.
Strange, no problems here on 7.5.1, works beautifully mostly, even on my UAD plugs, which surprised me. It doesn’t control NI Kontakt however which I use a lot, and most older plugs it won’t work with either, it’s to do with VST3 I think (put me right here Brihar). I find it mostly useful for controlling the mixer however, particularly with a lot of tracks, saves huge amounts of mouse clicking.
It’s worked for me 100% in every version since 7.0, in fact it even works in C5.
VST3 is correct. There are a number of controls however, (especially in the control room), for which they seem to have forgotten to include the AI control extension.
yeh, I have wondered the space at the top before I bought it, and that’s why I only get CMC AI, I thought CMC might work better in cubase than anything else but no, suprise you can’t assign the ai-knob click to do other things, and if you can’t control with your mouse scroll wheel, you can’t control it with ai-knob either, so what’s the point to put two mouse scroll wheel on my desk?
only good news is, I was plug it on my computer’s usb2, I try it on my usb3 powered hub and now problem solved.
Hi there!
Did anyone try CMC AI on Cubase Pro 8.5? Does it work? (Compatibility chart stops at 8.0…)
I am considering buying this specific module, since it is now rather cheap and the AI knob looks really useful. I also checked and there is an update for Mac OS 10.11.