Hi, >I am interested in using my AN1x to control soft synths such as >Pro52, FM7 and B4 within Cubase 5.1 > >I am able to map the 8 controller knobs to various paremeters in the >Pro 52 by using the Ctrl device and Ctrl No buttons on the AN1x. >These mappings are still in place when I reboot everything. OK so far. > >However, if I now remap settings in B4 for instance, the mappings I >made in the Pro52 are now altered and I have to remap them. > >What I want to be able to do is load a load of softsynths into Cubase >and know that any mappings I programme will remain. Is this possible? > >Similarly, it would be great to have control knobs set up for Reasons >REX player and then have another setup for the Maelstrom synth. Is >this possible or do I need a more specialised controller such as >Edirol PCR or Novation remote etc. I can't directly answer the Cubase questions, but I suspect that they are related to this next question. The AN1x has eight programmable knobs which can be mapped to any MIDI CC function, but the mappings are global; i.e., there is only one set of mappings for all 128 patches. If you want to map a bunch of controllers, and change the mappings for each soft-synth or application, I would suggest the Evolution UC-16, X-Stealth (UC-17), or UC-33e. These devices have a bunch of programmable knobs -- and in the case of the latter two, switches -- that can be re-programmed and stored in several locations. Thus, you would be able to save a set for B-4, another set for Pro-52, etc. >Finally, can mixer volumes be controlled via midi (AN1x)? Yes, if you put the synth into CC Mode 2 -- hold down the Assign button on power-up to check and set the mode -- then the AN1x responds to many additional parameters through MIDI CC, including: VCO1 Level: CC#68 VCO2 Level: CC#69 Noise Level: CC#39 Ring Mod Level: CC#70 VCA Feedback: CC#63 Regards, -BW -- Bruce Wahler Ashby Solutions\ufffd http://music.ashbysolutions.com 978.386.7389 voice/fax bruce@...
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Re: [AN1x] AN1x as a controller for softsynths
2004-02-16 by Bruce Wahler
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