Hi Guys. I have a spare Midi Controller with four Level (Volume) knobs. Is there any option, how to map those midi knobs to the control room (volume controls)? 
Thx a lot, Petr.
P.S.
If there is not that option, to asign it to the midi controller, is there any other chance, how to control it (not by the mouse)? Key Commands are also not working as I understand.
Hi you,
yes you can control a lot of the control room parameters via external controller. In order to do that you will have to setup a generic remote and assign your volume knobs to the control room volume controls.
HTH, Ernst
Yes I know this option, I forgot to say, that there is everything posible, but not to control the volume. I can create command on generic remote (under devices setup) … and if I go to my command, there is everything… mute unmute, select monitor etc… but not the option to change volume by a volume (level) knob (0-127 midi data)
oh… I found that right now under another item in GenericRemote setup… … I have it… so it is possible. Thx!!! 
)))
Ernst
btw… Control Room levels (also headphones) could be driven up to +6db, but is it possible to set it to zero db (0) as the maximum level? Simply, that it will stop at zero on the dial knob highest volume?
thx a lot.
I was searching for an answer and found this older thread; I’ll add my own findings for future searchers like me!
To accomplish this in Cubase 12 Pro I used the MIDI Remote tab, edited the controller, and assigned a knob (which was configured as Absolute in the actual controller’s own setup software) in the Mapping Assistant to be associated with the following command:
Control Room > Main > Level
Now it works! (You could also try Relative and see what it does. I used the default “Jump” Value Mod. as well.) Just FYI, I am using the Akai MPK Mini Plus controller.
They need to have a modern GUI designer redesign the whole MIDI setup interface, imho.