How to "ATTACH A MIDI CONTROLLER TO PLUG-IN PARAMETER"

[Jim]

Is there a way to ATTACH A MIDI CONTROLLER TO PLUG-IN PARAMETERS (a DP9 feature) without having a MIDI device on your system?

I record in one room, and mix in another with a better chair and better set of monitors. My MIDI controllers are in the recording room, but I have none in my mixing room.

So, after I've recorded something and am mixing it, I might want to change a VI to the MX4. I want to control the MX4 Volume using CC#7 that's already in my Event List / Track, but without a MIDI keyboard attached, I can't figure out how to assign CC#7 to the Volume Control on the MX4.

If I Create a Controller Assignment with the Project Menu, I get a window with a set of options, but I don't see where I can assign CC#7 to the new Source-Target configuration.

OR, is there another method to assign CCs to the parameters in MX4?

Thanks,
Jim

[supersonic]

Mini Menu of the mixing board. Attach MIDI Controller.

[Killahurts]

Is there a way to ATTACH A MIDI CONTROLLER TO PLUG-IN PARAMETERS (a DP9 feature) without having a MIDI device on your system?

I record in one room, and mix in another with a better chair and better set of monitors. My MIDI controllers are in the recording room, but I have none in my mixing room.

So, after I've recorded something and am mixing it, I might want to change a VI to the MX4. I want to control the MX4 Volume using CC#7 that's already in my Event List / Track, but without a MIDI keyboard attached, I can't figure out how to assign CC#7 to the Volume Control on the MX4.

If I Create a Controller Assignment with the Project Menu, I get a window with a set of options, but I don't see where I can assign CC#7 to the new Source-Target configuration.

OR, is there another method to assign CCs to the parameters in MX4?

Thanks,
Jim

Hey Jim, cc #7 is going to affect the volume of the overall MIDI track in DP. The way I get around this is to use cc#11 instead of #7. cc11 will control the volume of most VIs from the VI itself, and not from the track volume. I don't know if there is a way to convert cc7 to cc11, but that might give you what you want.

[bayswater]

DP always has a built in MIDI Controller -- MIDI Keys in the Studio menu . Maybe it will do what you want. DP will accept the signal from some of the buttons in MIDI Keys as a source of controller info for plugin parameters. I don't know if it will generate the particular controller you want, but the process results in a Controller Assignment you can subsequently edit. Double click it to get a Custom Console window containing the assignment with drop down menus for most if not all of the options.

[buzzsmith]

I should have seen this a few days ago!

I spent about an hour trying to figure out how to assign a MIDI controller to Cinematic Strings to switch from legato to non legato to allow a divisi.

My physical keyboard only generates a few standards.

I completely forgot (if I even knew) that MIDI Keys existed.

Buzzy


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