The top of the fader cap was a bit too sharp-edged for me.
So I replaced the fader cap with a new one that has soft curves on the top.
You need a little more pressure to put it on, but it fits perfectly.
I’m having a problem here with the script.
I’m using an ioStation and have changed the script name as instructed.
For some reason Cubase continually forgets the script upon restart.
I am using another script (Maschine) fine with no problem.
Any ideas on how to fix?
Thanks!
The script itself does not need to be renamed.
You have to do this [excerpt from the last setup PDF]: (Hint from Lluís)
If you are using an ioStation 24c instead of a FaderPort,
you have to change line 41 of the script (file PreSonus_FaderPort.js) to .expectInputNameEquals('ioStation 24c MIDI In').expectOutputNameEquals('ioStation 24c MIDI Out')
I quit Nuendo each time I change the project to work. If I close the project and open a new one without quitting Nuendo the script do not work as espected… I think is a Nuendo’s bug.
if unwanted sounds are triggered when an Instrument track (= VST track) is active, you should check the MIDI input for this Instrument track in the Channel Editor with the button [e]. There, the input should not be assigned to the FaderPort (= ‘PreSonus FP2’) and not to ‘All MIDI Inputs’.
This means that you there must select the setting ‘Not Connected’ or the MIDI keyboard with which you want to play normally this Instrument.
Also set this preference for the PreSonus FaderPort to disable : Studio > Studio Setup > MIDI Port Setup > uncheck In ‘All MIDI Inputs’