How to edit CC11s for more than 1 midi track?

Cubase
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Hello,

Is it possible to edit more than one midi track’s CC11 at the same time on Cubase 8 Pro? I mean for example there are 3 strings midi tracks, all of them have CC11 data. When I select 3 of them and double click on a midi track, I rewrite CC11 at the bottom but this is valid for one midi track. I have to open and edit the other 2 channels one by one. How can I edit all CC11 datas at the same time?

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Hello,

and ideas? When there are more than 10 tracks, it is hard to edit their CC11 (or C1) one by one!

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Use the Logical Editor
in the Top Pane, enter
“Type is :: Equal :: Controller”
add a line to the top pane:
“Value 1 [this will automatically become Midi Controller No.] :: Equal :: 11”

In the bottom pane, enter
[For example, if you want to change all the CC11 messages to CC7]
“Value 1 :: Set to fixed value :: 7”

Make sure the Function [bottom of Editor window] is set to “Transform”
Click on “Apply”
all selected parts/tracks with CC11 data will be transformed to CC7

4

Thanks but I think this is not what I need. I want to edit multiple midi tracks’ CC11 and/or CC1 data. Is that possible?

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What do you want to do with the CC11 and/or CC1 data?

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Well, I am using CC1 and CC11 especially for strings. Imagine that there are 20 midi channels for strings (3 violas, 8 violins, 4 cellos etc). All of them have different CC1 and CC11 datas. But sometimes I need to change all CC1 and CC11 datas with the same data. To do that I have open a midi track, write new CC1 and CC11 data, copy it, and paste to all other 19 midi tracks one by one. My question is, is there a way to select all midi tracks and write CC1 and CC11 datas at once for all of them? (like selecting all midi tracks and deleting a note! as you know this action deletes all selected not for all selected midi tracks with one click).

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You need to use a workaround for this.

Have your midi tracks show lanes, and have the CC11 data in a part on its own on track 1, underneath a part with the notes and other stuff in it.

Copy your CC11 data part to the other midi tracks as a ghost part.

Now when you edit your CC11 data on track 1, the changes will be reflected in the ghost parts on the other midi tracks.

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Ok great! thank you for the idea, but other midi tracks also have their own CC11 data. And when I do this 2 different CC11 datas combine together which results in a bad formation. Did I understand or make something wrong?

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There is a solution using midi sends if anyone is interest check out this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nti2yL3GjMI