Is it possible to use only one rotary- (or button-) control to scroll through channels?
The only Value/Action I can find is Select Track: Next and Select Track: Prev.
(That would involve two rotary controls).
M.
Is it possible to use only one rotary- (or button-) control to scroll through channels?
The only Value/Action I can find is Select Track: Next and Select Track: Prev.
(That would involve two rotary controls).
M.
"you need: VST mixer/device/selected, but to get there you first select: VSTmixer/Selected/selected, and then change the first āselectedā into ādeviceā. If you assign a cc and a fader in your controller to that, you can scroll trough the channels (128 max).
Donāt know if this stil works in 8, but you can also ad it manualy:
create a new controller, call it:
SCROLL CHANNEL and select your note/cc and midichannel in the top row
now save (export) the file, and open with notepad. (Save a copy as a backup?)
copy this code into the lower part of the generic remote file, just above the last:
VST Mixer-1selected0
A lot of controllers let you specify different messages on left and right turnā¦ (BCR20000, lemur)
To create buttons that go one channel up or down (endlessly) use: command/navigate/up or down,and assign a cc or note"
and set the generic remote flag to āendlessā, ārotaryā or something like that.
Thanks a lot, now it works like a charm!
How about AI-knob, is there any way to configure a controllers rotary-knob to behave like an AI-knob?
M.
That is a lot harder as the controller itself has to be touch sensitiveā¦
Iām not so sure thatās the reason. The CMC AI knob isnāt touch sensitive at the āgraspā of the knob. It only responds to rotation and a press-in (button).
I think Steinberg has simply chosen to not expose AI to midi controllers so that it can sell its own hardware instead (which, ironically, it discontinued).
If there is a sneaky way to get around this, Iād love to hear about it.
Iām interesting in doing the opposite of the OP. I wanna have my CMC AI knob navigate through the tracks in the arrange window. Pretty sure there is no way to do this.
The only option might be to do something clever with Bome MIDI translator in the middle and essentially āhideā that CMC unit from Cubase, directly.
Navigating tracks with the mouse / mousewheel is horrendous in Cubase.
Sorry to dredge this up 5 years later, but Iām trying to do the same thing - selecting a track via generic remote.
I had it working by mapping a CC to Mixer / (Track Name) / selected.
Now itās not working for some reason. From one moment / save to the next. Any ideas anyoneā¦?
In the end I just did it with the Project Logical Editor, which I guess is safer anyway as it avoids the mappings getting lost if adding / removing / rearranging tracks.
For those interested, go:
Then in the generic remote editor, map your CC to:
Well here we go againā¦
Any solution for how to make this work in Cubase 12?
Seems impossible to get it right with MIDI Remote only.
Cheers, Martin.