Avid Artist Mix Question

[JSmith1234567]

For those of you out there who own one and use it with DP;

Is it possible to assign one of the motorized faders to cc-1?

I like the fact that you can assign one fader that will always follow the currently highlighted channel.

I'm wondering if I could assign the fader next to it to follow the same currently highlighted channel but control modulation instead?

All of these new VIs use cc-1, and it is really hard to punch-in to a track and have it hit the right cc-1 value (so there is no jump) on a non-motorized MIDI controller fader.

I don't own an Artist Mix but am thinking of purchasing one.

Thanks!

[musicman691]

For those of you out there who own one and use it with DP;

Is it possible to assign one of the motorized faders to cc-1?

I like the fact that you can assign one fader that will always follow the currently highlighted channel.

I'm wondering if I could assign the fader next to it to follow the same currently highlighted channel but control modulation instead?

All of these new VIs use cc-1, and it is really hard to punch-in to a track and have it hit the right cc-1 value (so there is no jump) on a non-motorized MIDI controller fader.

I don't own an Artist Mix but am thinking of purchasing one.

Thanks!

Can't be done that I know of in the software that comes with it. To tell the truth there are better controllers for what you want than the Artist Mix. You could try asking over in the DUC about this.

[JSmith1234567]

Revisiting this, is it possible to assign one of the rotary knobs to cc1, or are they only for panning?

I read an interesting set of posts about this here...

http://vi-control.net/community/threads ... 854/page-2

Thanks!