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OK just a few more to add - Sonar (is it the same as Project 5's method), Samplitude, Podium and Acid 6 (that I can think of)

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I just wondered has anyone written a dedicated midi learn plugin? - is that possible (sort of doing what Bidule or Chainer can do but without the extra features and preferably not a host)

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aMUSEd wrote:I just wondered has anyone written a dedicated midi learn plugin? - is that possible (sort of doing what Bidule or Chainer can do but without the extra features and preferably not a host)
I was wandering the same....
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Maybe this could make a good tutorial in the KVRwiki ?

http://www.kvraudio.com/wiki/?id=Tutorials

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Ableton Live:
Make sure that the relevant midi controller/keyboard has the 'remote' option ticked in options > preferences > midi/sync > active devices > input.
If it's a vsti/vst one needs to have lives own live panel view open in order to automate a control.
Then click on the 'midi' button in the top right hand corner.
All automatable controls will be outlined in blue.
Twiddle the relavant controller & a boc will appear at the bottom of the screen informing you what channle & cc number has been assigned & whehter it is relative or absolute.
there are also scroll boxes for assigning minimum & maximum values.

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Ben [KVR] wrote:Maybe this could make a good tutorial in the KVRwiki ?

http://www.kvraudio.com/wiki/?id=Tutorials
I'll try and consolidate the list when I have them all - still waiting for an explanation on how to use this Generic midi thing in Cubase and a couple of others (Sonar for example).

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diverdee wrote:Ableton Live:
Make sure that the relevant midi controller/keyboard has the 'remote' option ticked in options > preferences > midi/sync > active devices > input.
If it's a vsti/vst one needs to have lives own live panel view open in order to automate a control.
Then click on the 'midi' button in the top right hand corner.
All automatable controls will be outlined in blue.
Twiddle the relavant controller & a boc will appear at the bottom of the screen informing you what channle & cc number has been assigned & whehter it is relative or absolute.
there are also scroll boxes for assigning minimum & maximum values.
Thanks - still sounds a bit confusing to me - maybe if I had it in front of me but I'm not familiar with Live at all. (I need screenshots maybe or is there a visual tutorial somewhere??)

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It's dead simple - I guess I should take screenshots & post them somewhere, unless someone else does.
Once your controller set up to automate it's basically click (automation mode on), click (on the controller to be automated), twiddle controller knob, click (automation mode off).

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I *could* do the Cubase thingy, but not for the next days.
There are 3 kinds of people:
Those who can do maths and those who can't.

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Just to let you know I've summarised the contents of this thread as requested and it's now in the KVR Wiki - my first page :) Anyone who wants to add tutorials for the hosts left out (mainly Sonar and Cubase SX) feel free.

http://www.kvraudio.com/wiki/?id=The+Ul ... earn+Guide

Thanks to all contributors :)

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you could have at least put them in alphabetical order :roll:



















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I'll make a few more edits as I go along - still getting the hang of the markup.

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good work fella ;)

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aMUSEd wrote:Just to let you know I've summarised the contents of this thread as requested and it's now in the KVR Wiki - my first page :) Anyone who wants to add tutorials for the hosts left out (mainly Sonar and Cubase SX) feel free.

http://www.kvraudio.com/wiki/?id=The+Ul ... earn+Guide

Thanks to all contributors :)
Looks good. Thanks for that! I wonder where the Cubasers and Cakewalkers are?

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