I got my 01V to have some limited operation with these instructions. I think with some more MIDI wisdom, of which I have none, you might be able to get much more going.
One important tip from yamaha phone support, usb port 1 is automatically grabbed if you select protools as the target, so you have to use different ports if you use general daw - great documentation from yamaha. This conflicts a bit with what follows, (set the ports to what works for you) but I think you can adjust to it.
I haven't been able to control anything more than faders, but you can at least use the plug-ins/effects available in the 01V by looping the audio out through ADAT and back into new tracks in DP. At least that's the plan••¦
Good luck,
James
From MOTU:
With the 01V connected to the 828mkII via MIDI (or USB), follow these steps:
- In Audio MIDI Setup, create a new external device; double-click it to open its Device Properties page
- For Model / Manufacturer, choose Mackie / HUI; for Name, type "01V"
- Apply the changes and close the Device Properties window
- Then in DP, go to Setup > Control Surface Setup and choose:
= driver: HUI
= MIDI: 01V > 01V-1
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As promised - sorry for the delay.
There's three things you can control with the O1V96.
1. Your DAW (as a fader controller for the software faders. I
primarily use Pro Tools, so I use the default PT setup / HUI emulation
2. The console's setup and settings via the bundled Studio Manager
software.
3. The actual automation of the console, via MIDI Contin. Controller
(MIDI CC) or System Exclusive ("Sysex") messages.
I'm going to concentrate on # 3 in this post.
MIDI sysex messages can NOT be edited within most DAW's, and so MIDI
CC is the better choice for recording automation data to control
things like audio (channels 1 - 40) fader moves, mutes, etc.
There's two main screens you need to worry about to set this up.
Let's hit them one at a time.
First, press the DIO Setup button and then select the MIDI Host page
(you may need to scroll / left or right to get to that page).
On this page, I have the following parameters selected:
General = USB 4 for TX and RX. Make sure your DAW software's MIDI
channels you're recording to and playing back are set to the same USB
MIDI ports. This is what the 01V96 uses for its transmission and
reception of MIDI sysex AND MIDI CC data.
Studio Manager = USB 3, Device 1. Make sure you have Studio Manager
set to transmit and receive on USB MIDI port 3, and use channel 1.
This is (obviously) the setup for the Studio Manager control of the
01V96.
DAW = USB 1-2. This is the setup area for the DAW control layer of
the 01V96. Make sure you set your DAW's controls to receive it's
controller data from these ports (there's two banks of 8 HUI faders
in the 01V96, thus the two USB ports). The setup for perephrials
(such as a HUI controller) in Pro Tools is located in the SETUPS ->
Perephrials menu in PT.
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The second page on the 01V96 we need to set up is this:
Press the MIDI button, then scroll over to the Setup tab.
On this page, you really HAVE to set it up in this manner with some
of the controls otherwise you end up with ONLY Sysex control instead
of the (preferred) MIDI CC controls.
Channel = TX and RX are both set to 1
Program Change = ON, Omni and Echo = OFF
Control Change = ON for both TX and RX
Parameter Change = OFF for ALL THREE OPTIONS. This is the biggie.
Failing to set this one right will leave you with the 01V96
transmitting sysex messages for parameter changes instead of MIDI CC
data.
Bulk = ON
Other Commands = OFF
Fader Resolution = HIGH.
That should do it. As long as you have Studio Manager and your DAW
set to the correct MIDI ports and channels, you should be able to
1. Control the 01V96 with Studio Manager.
2. Record MIDI CC data (fader moves, mutes, etc) to a DAW track, and
then play them back and have the DAW "replay" your mutes, fader
moves, etc. If you want to edit those things, set your DAW's MIDI
channel to display MIDI controller # 6, which is what the 01V96
appears to send its data out as.
3. You should also be able to control your DAW's faders with the
01V96 DAW controller layer. You may need to adjust some of the other
01V96 settings if your DAW doesn't suppor the HUI protocol. See the
manual for your DAW software and 01V96 for more info if that's your
situation.
Well - that's how I have it all set, and I can do all three things
with the 01V96 - Bi-directional control of the 01V96 and Studio
Manager, control my software faders with the DAW control layer on the
01V96 AND send out MIDI CC data from the 01V96, record it to a MID
track and have it control the 01V96's audio faders, mutes etc. for
automation.
I hiope this helps some of you. Best wishes,
Phil O'Keefe
Sound Sanctuary Recording
Riverside CA
http://www.ssrstudio.com
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