Remote control in Cubase sucks!

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you don't get it.controlling or recording parameters of Cubase such as volume, pannning etc it's different from trying to assign 2 vst plugins to your midi.Fruity does all this is a sec, left click, assign, done. Don't get me wrong I use cubase a lot, I love "her"...:love: please cut the crap and tell me if there is a way to do that!> man...u suck! :x

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carlos wrote:you have to activate the midi tracks at the same time (little record buttons)!
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Just wondering... which MIDI bank library are you using? The one that came with the device? I ask 'coz when I was using the UC-16 (which I ended up getting rid of in the end 'coz it was just too clunky) I found a better librarian somewhere on the net, but, damn it, I can't remember what it was called! The great thing about it was the gui... it had a photo-realistic representation of the device itself which made things real easy when assigning knobs or MIDI learning etc. ie; you'd just have to select the knob that you wanted on the UC-16's software gui, then the relevant knob in your selected plugin, repeat the process til done & then save as a preset etc, easy!

This is probably no help at all, sorry?
Just google Evolution MIDI librarians or something & you might find it!
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Lunch Money wrote:Even non-"Cubase sucks" hosts can't do it all, so in this case it's not fair to blame the "Cubase sucks" host. ;)

Sorry...

don't respond to me. It's been a few weeks since calling it a "Cubase sucks" host, and I had forgotten how fun it was. ;) Especially with SJ in the thread. :D
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deadmichaelp wrote:you don't get it.controlling or recording parameters of Cubase such as volume, pannning etc it's different from trying to assign 2 vst plugins to your midi.
No it doesn't work by left click. Cubase operates under the assumption that the plugin uses its own MIDI learn, which 90% of them do. They don't duplicate what should be in the plug already. Anything left over has to be taken care of via the GR, which is obviously more cumbersome.
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