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I have just bought myself a m-audio radium midi controller, and have a stack of VSTI's I wish to use it with. My problem is that some instruments have a midi learn function which is great, but with some vst's I dont know what cc# messages are being sent from a knob to assign to my M-audio controllers. Am i missing something? I am using minihost as my vst host. |
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Search for, find, and download a free program, midi ox. This lets you see just what your device is putting out in real time, essential tool for automation.
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I should also add that there are standards. The flexible nature of VSTi's means that those standards are pretty loosely interpreted in order to make the most of each and every VI, but the standards are a good place to start. The standards are in Table 3 on this page - MIDI Message Table 1 Decimal is the cc number. |
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I'm sort of starting to get my hear around this a little more now. Midi ox is great utility, but didint really help much as I know what my keyboard is sending, but wasnt sure as how to assign this to the vsti's knobs and controls. The table is also very helpful as some vst programmers included cc assignments within the instrument which usually follow this standard. I needed to get my head around the concept that the vsti knobs when changed manually (with a mouse ) were not generating CC messages, but a CC message needs to be assigned to them to change thier value from a midi device...( note to self.. got it? ) So I am now looking for a midi learn function ( great little tool ) more vsti's should have them, also the reference manual for the Vsti sometimes includes a table of assigned CC messages (note to self 2... read the manual dude), and I've also discovered a function called mod matrix with some vsti's which seems to allow me to control some of the variables. Having said all that...it's been a long time since I've worked with midi. Thanks guys. There are only 10 type of people in the world, those that know binary and those that don't. Last edited by muffinguy; 04-07-2009 at 11:43 PM. |
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