Some time ago I was working with some patches in Patchwork that used Melda's MCCGenerator to automate a plugin in the following column slot. Now it doesn't seem to work - I tried it in Digital Performer (current version) and in the standalone Patchwork (latest version, 2.61), and I can't get MIDI from MCC Generator (latest version, 16.04) to affect a plugin in the next column.
Arbitrarily, I have PW's Control 1 set to Channel 1, CC 75. MCCGen is in the Parallel 1:1 slot of PW, it's "CC1" Module is outputting cc75 on MIDI Channel 1. MIDI Output of the plugin is set to Port A. I put BC's Gain utility plugin in the Parallel 1:2 slot of PW. It's MIDI Input is set to Port A, Channel 1. The Gain control is mapped to Control 1.
The Control 1 assigned control knob functions properly, adjusting the Gain control. But moving the value knob in MCCGen does nothing.
This is true if I run PW as a plugin (in Digital Performer, latest version) or as a standalone, on a 2015 iMac running Monterey 12.6.3. It is also true of all versions (AU, VST, VST3) of PW, MCCGen, and BC's Gain plugin - all versions and all combinations of versions.
I have reported this to Blue Cat and they responded by showing me that MIDI is being transmitted properly through BC Patchwork, so perhaps the issue is on Melda's side.
MCCGenerator not working in Blue Cat's Patchwork?
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MeldaProduction MeldaProduction https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=176122 - KVRAF
- 14339 posts since 15 Mar, 2008 from Czech republic
I'm afraid I can't help you with that, it works in pretty much all DAWs, so I'm throwing the hot potato back 
. Note that you should NOT use AU, as MIDI output seems not to work with most DAWs. But there should be no problems with VST2 / VST3.
. Note that you should NOT use AU, as MIDI output seems not to work with most DAWs. But there should be no problems with VST2 / VST3.