Hi all,
I'm using Lemur for midi CC faders and would love to create a "motorized" fader to see midi data coming back from the Cubase track. Here's the rub, I've managed to use the Midi Send feature in Cubase to send the data back to Lemur, but there doesn't seem to be any way to tell it to only receive the midi data from the selected track. Otherwise the faders receive the CC data from all tracks at once and the faders go haywire.
Anyone found a way of accomplishing this either with this method or any other solutions?
Thanks!
Midi CC controller feedback in Cubase
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Re: Midi CC controller feedback in Cubase
I don't know anything about Cubase, but maybe you could use a different channel to send the midi data for the track
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Re: Midi CC controller feedback in Cubase
try with the Generic Remote Device in Cubase.
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Re: Midi CC controller feedback in Cubase
The midi generic remote transmit function is very useful for feedback of faders controlling items from the mixer or other, but I was looking for feedback from my midi cc data - vol, mod, exp, etc
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Re: Midi CC controller feedback in Cubase
The MIDI data coming into Lemur has a channel stamped in the message. You need to create a script to only react to the message with it's particular channel in it and ignore the rest.
Re: Midi CC controller feedback in Cubase
That sounds like something. Do you have any idea how I would do that?oldgearguy wrote:The MIDI data coming into Lemur has a channel stamped in the message. You need to create a script to only react to the message with it's particular channel in it and ignore the rest.
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Re: Midi CC controller feedback in Cubase
I don't have a Lemur environment in front of me, so this will be a bit general...
You need to create a receive script and set the execution condition to be ON MIDI, message type is CC, target is whatever Lemur target you have set up in the Lemur menu (typically 0) and then MIDI channel. See page 73 of the manual for what it might look like and then follow the text there. If I have time this weekend I might be able to work up an example.
You need to create a receive script and set the execution condition to be ON MIDI, message type is CC, target is whatever Lemur target you have set up in the Lemur menu (typically 0) and then MIDI channel. See page 73 of the manual for what it might look like and then follow the text there. If I have time this weekend I might be able to work up an example.