Hi,
I just tested it, and then, when I got the results, I realized, I did it once before already. So, the result is:
- There is alway 1 unit less in Cubase, then it is on the HW device, if you control Volume parameter (it’s visible especially if you control the Volume of the MIDI track). So if the HW device set 100, there is 99 in Cubase. The reason for this is, the Volume interprets 0 as Off, not as 0.
- 0(HW) = Off(Cubase)
- 1(HW) = 0(Cubase)
- …
- 126(HW) = 125(Cubase)
- 127(HW) = 127(Cubase)
- It doesn’t matter if you Receive and Transmit the value, or if you Receive it. Always 1 unit less.
Enable Pick-up mode flag doesn’t send the data out. Enable Transmit mode flag does send the data out. So there is no duplicate with these two parameters.
- Transmit sends the data out, if you move the controller in Cubase.
- Pick-up mode takes care, if you change the value in Cubase and the fader on the HW doesn’t move (because it’s not motorized), Cubase will receive the data from HW only, if the value from HW is close to the value, which is in Cubase. This prevents jumps, if you don’t use motorized controller.
- Both work as expected.