Using Legacy Generic Remote I can configure a control change message to do 3 things with the same control (button):
toggle a button
set a button always ON
set a button always OFF
This is possible in Generic Remote using the flags B (Button) and A (Alternate).
I use these functions mainly for:
Pre/Post Roll
Punch in/out
Metronome
Pre-count
Cycle
The new Midi Remote can toggle these buttons, but it cannot set them to always ON or always OFF.
I want to ask to Steinberg to adding a functionality like flags for the Midi Remote to set buttons always On or Off, or adding key commands for set these controls to On/off and not only toggle.
It would absolutely make sense to allow/implement separate on and off commands in cubase for EVERY function that is currently only available only via “toggle”. The reason: Only separate “on” and “off” commands (or equal things from a logical standpoint like: Focus, etc.!) allow for STATELESS control over the corresponding object/action.
Hi @skijumptoes and thanks again for your help. I will check asap and deeply in the direction that you are telling me. I will be back to you with my comments.
A little off subject but this is very handy for those delicate things like controlling the level outputs of the control room with an encoder ,allowing the encoder to only work between certain values , saves blowing you eardrums off by restricting the max output
Yesterday I was tweaking the Midi Remote and you are right. It’s very easy to configure “always on/always off/toggle” using the “min and max %” and “value mode: toggle/jump”. Thanks again!
The Legacy Generic Remote have a text field, where user can type any description. Is it possible to add a label or edit the labels in the surface of Midi Remote? I don’t find any option to type text descriptions. Maybe is it only possible with theAPI?
I don’t think I’ve seen the option to do that, either. In the API you can create labels and link them to controls so they dynamically update., but not tried to create fixed text labels as not had the need to yet.
What kind of labels did you want? Just ones with fixed text?