Cubase 10 + MFC 10 + PSR Keyboard

Cubase
#1

Hi Folks,

I am trying to record a chord progression with a style into my Cubase 10. However, when I make a mistake, I stop the recording, but then, the keyboard style keeps plying and it is kind of annoying. Is it possible to have cubase talk to PSR to say when I stop, please YOU stop as well:)

I have PSR midi in connected to my MCF10 pedal midi out and cubase midi out port in going to MFC10 midi in port… I am trying to achieve my goal as follows:

  1. Use Logical Editor/Input transformer on the MIDI track I am recording
  2. Filter the SysEx event type and when it is equal to "F0 7E 7F 09 01 F7! This part I cannot figure out because There is no Data 1,2,3 with SysEx messages. I see only it has comments ( in List editor)
  3. Apply a function/transformer to issue the SysEx message to MCF10 to trigger Button 2 which is set for Stopping a style!

Is this feasible to do? If so, can anyone please guide me with step 2 and 3.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

CS

#2

That is how the sysex is displayed, in the comments.

#3

But then, there is no option to select in filter “comment is”! How can I filter that out?
Also, for the Step 3) in MFC’s manual there is no information about the MIDI IN into MFC!

#4

You use Sysex for the filter target.

#5

Ok: I need a second level filter. The way logical AND works:
Filter: Find all messages X where X is SysEX AND X.comment = 'F0 43 73 00 … F7".
I don’t see where I can place in the second row: X.comment = 'F0 43 73 00 … F7". where “X.comment” means the comment of message X.

#6

I see, you want to use sysex values as the filter target- and the LE doesn’t see the value, just the type ‘sysex’. But I don’t see how that would help you to get Cubase to send a stop command to the PSR, which I suppose, needs to receive 0xFC.

Here are some links to check out.

Check this out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI_beat_clock

Also useful: http://www.jososoft.dk/yamaha/articles/MIDI_10.htm, he shows the commands in a clearer way than the device manuals.

The MIDI implementation for the keyboard is at the yamaha website too. Not for the faint of heart though!

#7

Thank you for the links.

“I don’t see how that would help you to get Cubase to send a stop command to the PSR, which I suppose, needs to receive 0xFC.”

I need to find this out. I have MFC10 connected to both C10 and PSR synth.