My keyboard (Studiologic VMK) is failing and has started to send out a lot of controller 10 events (pan).
I thought the Project Input Transformer could take care of blocking them, but it doesn’t seem to work with this setting:
What am I doing wrong ? 
Hi,
Instead of MIDI Controller Value, use MIDI Controller Number, please.
Hi,
Yes, this seems to be correct, now.
Is the Input Transform applied on the given MIDI/Instrument track, please?
No. It’s the Project input transformer. As I understand it, it should work on every track,
But maybe I’m wrong ?
Hi,
The manual would confirm your way of understanding. But try to apply it on the given track, please.
Yes, this works as expected.
But the Project input transformer seems to be broken.
It seems either the manual is wrong or Project Input Transformer is.
The transformer does not behave as the manual states.
Maybe worth reporting to Steinberg?
Where you can really filter midi before it enters the project:
Open the Preferences in the Edit menu, MIDI → MIDI Filter
In the Controller section, put it the value on CC 10 and then click the Add button.
Hi,
Agree. I don’t remember, it would ever work for the whole project.
I will report this to Steinberg.
Hi,
I understand the Project Input Transformer meaning, now. It’s like a global “preset” for the whole project. You have to enable it at every single track, but you don’t have to define it for every single track individually.
If you want to use an individual Input Transformer on a track, use the Track Input Transformer.
BRILLIANT!
Thank’s 
Yes, this is how it works.
However, the passage in the manual…
…omits the fact that it needs to be selected on each track individually. IMO this paragraph should be re-written by the manual personnel to describe the usage more clearly.
Hi,
I informed the manual department.
So I ran into a similar problem with my midi faders failing and outputting unwanted CC values.
I understand that you have to enable “Project” for each midi track but this seems extremely tedious. Not to mention I tried to do this all in one go by using the mixer window and Q-Link but that didn’t work either.
If it weren’t for the filter section in the Cubase preferences I would be in serious trouble.
feature-request to fix q-link so one can change all the midi tracks at once.
I don’t understand why you request a feature while you are aware of the feature being already in the program. Set the filter in the Preferences.
Let me clarify.
I’m requesting the ability to change all midi tracks to respond to the project logical editor in one go. At the moment one has to change them one by one and I have several hundred midi tracks in every session.
In past versions of Cubase, the global logical editor was in fact global, and you didn’t need to activate it on every track.
I have the same kind of problem. I have a midi controller on my synth that only sends a volume control. I would like to transform this signal into cc01. I can make the track input transformer that is in the midi inserts work. But I would like it to work for all midi tracks. I can’t do that with the project input transformer even though I apply the same parameters. I would like it to apply to all midi tracks. In the manual it is specified: you have to enable “Project” for each midi track. Ok but how do we do that? Thanks
