The idea of the MIDI Logical Editor Macro I’m trying to create is that when it finds a CC7, it inserts a CC11=100 on the same track. I’ve tried various approaches without success. This one seems closest to working:
I definitely have a CC7 in my selected clip.
What am I doing wrong, oh Wise Ones?
Thanks!
Can’t get mine to work. I definitely select the clip, then MIDI | Logical Editor | Apply Preset | Insert11 (or MIDI | Logical Editor | Setup | select “Insert11” | Apply.
Nothing happens Nothing appears in the CC11 lane, or in the main MIDI track (no new CC11 events).
It occurred to me there may be an issue whether CC7 is an event in the ‘volume’ automation lane, or is still a proper CC7 MIDI event in the main clip. I’ve tried both. Still no success.
In the filter section of the Logical Editor change Midi Controller Value to “Subtype”. That will change it to Midi Controller Number.
That did the job. Many thanks!
Ideally I want to insert several CCs, not just CC11. So I have the following. But it only adds the last one (CC2). Is it possible to add all of them? (CC11, CC28, CC1, CC2)
You’ll have to create a preset for every single one, I’m afraid.
OK. And do a macro.
THANKS!
UPDATE: Create a Midi Logical Editor macro for each CC: Insert11, Insert28, Insert01, Insert02. Then, to run them all in a Key Preferences ‘meta-macro’, you’ll have to put a Focus | Previous step between each Insert?? call. This is because after you run a macro, the focus is on the new event and not on the original CC7. The focus needs to be on CC7 for each InsertXX for them all to work.
