Hello, I am able to send relative CC message from an encoder to control the pre gain filter, by setting the knob in midi remote to “relative two complement” everything is working great
but I can’t replicate the same thing if I just want to transmit cc1 and cc11 to the plugin, I just want to send +1 or -1 in term of cc1 and 11, is it not possible ?
Hi,
How did you do this?
Be aware that all values are internally handled within the range of 0-1. Cubase doesn’t really know the real value until the plug-in provides it. So if you go to +/-1, there must be some plug-in Cubase communication to clarify what exactly +/-1 means for the given plug-in’s parameter.
I simply have my nOb control set on “relative” cc message, then in the cubase midi remote, I have the corresponding virtual knob set to “Relative two complement” and there you go, I can move the pre-gain filter up and down from it’s current position, no jump, no weird scaling or pickup, which should be the vanilla behavior of midi if you ask me !
But I think doing the same for CC1 in a kontakt virtual instrument is not possible, because kontakt expect a specific midi value and without externally tracking the current CC1 value in some middleware like bome midi translator, I guess it’s not possible.
When I improvise, sometimes I would hold the sustain pedal for a track, then switch track and plays something else while the first instrument is still playing, and when I select back the first instrument, I would like to turn the CC1 down starting from the plugin value (because in the meanwhile I moved my physical CC1 fader)
since kontakt is not communicating back it’s current CC1 value, not sure how to do this