I’m kinda new in this field but is there a way to restore midi values on a controller knob once I select another track in Cubase mixer?
As it is now, I stand on a track and lower it from 0db to -12db with a midi controller knob. When I move to another track and move the same knob just a tiny bit, it jumps directly to -12db. This tells me that it stores the midi data no matter where I am.
Is there a way to have it reset the information once I go to another track (and when I go back, continue where I left off)? I am currently using Arturia Beatstep (not pro version)
I believe I use “absolute”. I tried recently on “relative (1)” and nothing happened…maybe I need to do something in the Generic Remote window perhaps? Currently I have volume on the big knob on the Beatstep, which is also set to “absolute” (have tried other knobs as well just in case).
Oh don’t worry, I just opened Cubase to give you a print screen and the controller is not connected right now (not enough space on my desk).
But I only use Midi input, not output…if that should matter.
Those lines are the defaults in the Quick Controls.
But make sure, you change in Midi Input in Quick Controls to “Not Connected”, so things don’t get confused between the generic Remote and Quick Controls.
Once you are connected to your controller in the Generic Remote, you’ll want to connect your controller both ways:
Midi Input
Midi Output
And then in the upper half, you’ll want to set all of the knobs to Receive and Transmit (under the Flags column).
