? Setup key commands for input transformer modules ?

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Hi everyone,

Is it possible to setup key commands for enabling/disabling the input transformer modules?
And after I’d like to map it to my midi controller on on/off buttons…is the best way to do it with the General Remote targeting Macros? Or the input transformer modules themselves? (I didn’t find the way…)

Thank you!

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Hi ragagooo,
that option would be great but so far I wasn’t able to find a way to key command, macro nor GR the Input Transformer presets or on/off the modules.
Anyone?

Cheers!

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You could do that using the MIDI insert, Transformer, using the Generic Remote to turn it on and off, etc…

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Thanks Steve,

I was only able to setup the ON/OFF of the entire MIDI Inserts or MIDI Modifiers section with GR.
Is there a way to ON/OFF a particular slot within such a section (ex. leaving the Chorder ON but switching the Transformer OFF in MIDI Inserts)???

Thanks in advance!!!

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Using the automation drop down menu on your midi track you should see MIDI Channel>Insert 1> enable. Or, just turn on Write for the track and switch the insert on and off, then invoke “Show Used Automation”

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Thanks Steve for the option, but unfortunately in my case, it wouldn’t work…What I want is to make an oct-1 and oct+1 buttons on a controller, cause my keyboard is an old 90’s midi keyboard (Roland D-50), and I have to hold a “transpose” key and hit increment or decrement 12 times to change octaves…takes long…
I think the -1oct and +1oct scripts has to be made in the input transformer cause I want them to affect the input signal, so the notes heard match the notes in the piano roll…
I though I could control the transpose function of my keyboard with the device manager, sending midi data into it from Cubase, but as the operation in the keybord implies holding a key and hitting others, I think it would be very complicated…either way, I didn’t managed to do it this way…

Does anybody has another solution?

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Hm. Sorry about that. :blush: You’re right.

You would have to do that using something like Bomes MIDI Translator. Using it you could program a midi message, like a note or program change to switch octaves before the midi gets to Cubase.

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Thanks for the hint Steve! I’ll definitely look at this…