It works in which version of Cubase?
Any version running on PC.
You have the vbs file in the wrong directory. Check the readme in the zip to fix.
Thanks
Did it solved your issue? I am going through same. Please let me know. Thanks.
Yes, I just had to go up 1 folder. I was trying to do it in the presets folder.
What’s the purpose of this thing? Cubase already has the ability to customise hotkeys, what does this do that it can’t?
I updated a script many years ago that popped out an html file showing the mapped keycommands in a matrix… look at a previous post for an example. It looks like Gargoyle updated or made a new one. It doesn’t map anything, it’s just a much simpler view to see where things are and what command combos you have unmapped.
thanks for this app. probably going to be useful.
But, having tried all the fixes listed in this thread, I’m still getting an html file with no data in it, like comsax1 got in the post above.
I have lots of customized commands, and have named by preset file “Studio 2020.xml”. Naturally, the vbs can’t see this.
To get this to work I renamed the file to “Key Commands.xml”. It opens now, but has no data in it. Even when I rename Any default cubase KC file to the file name demanded by the vbs, still no data.
Tried putting them both in a new folder, to no avail.
Am I missing something here? (A: = probably)
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Thank you Mike, this works great in Nuendo 10.2.20
Same issue for me, with Cubase 12 Pro.
This still works for me as of v12.0.70.