Hey. Cant import script for x touch in cubase 14 pro. Maybe it s the wrong script, and where is the right script, or maybe i do it the wrong way
Best regards Ole
For the Behringer X-Touch (as well as the X-Touch One and Extender) in Cubase 14 Pro, the community MIDI Remote script by bjoluc is the best choice. It replaces the old Mackie Control integration with the modern MIDI Remote API and supports colored scribble strips (track names and colors) as well as LED feedback.
Ensure that your X-Touch firmware is up to date (at least v1.22 for scribble strip colors).
Start the X-Touch in Mackie Control (MC) mode by holding down the Select button on the first channel while powering it on and selecting USB as the interface.
Copy the downloaded script folder to the local directory for Cubase MIDI Remote drivers: [Your user directory]/Documents/Steinberg/Cubase/MIDI Remote/Driver Scripts/Local/.
Launch Cubase 14 Pro and open the MIDI Remote window. The X-Touch should be automatically detected and assigned as a device.
cubase-mcu-midiremote-main.zip (484,5 KB)
Hello again.
Do i just copy the unzipped folder into the local folder and afterwoods do as you describe.
And very much thanks for helping.
Best regards Ole
You must first extract the ZIP folder so that you can access the required files. Then, copy this folder to the directory mentioned above.
Aaaargh. I have been having trouble with my X Touch One so I updated the firmware and downloaded this script and nothing. It’s dead. I’m in Nuendo. So In Cubase, this works? I have read the instructions - they still mention a script named behringer_xtouch.js - is this supposed to be added to the folder cubase-mcu-midiremote-main? Or all I need is this folder in Local? Very confused sorry. If this is working for you, please post a screenshot. Also, in my x-touch one, there are multiple MC modes - should I be using ‘MC Cu’?
I’ll answer myself. It’s working under the old Mackie system. Shame really as the script idea was better. At least it functions as a transport control. Cheers.