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kwestro
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 Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:14 pm Post subject: midi volume fader. cubase mixer. doesn't work? |
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what's the purpose of having a volume faders in the mixer for midi channels when they aren't going to work? I'm using Battery 3 as my sampler. I want to change the volume individually for the kick, snare, hat, and a boatload of other samples that i have in the cells of battery 3
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Robin Heuristic
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| Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:25 pm Post subject: Re: midi volume fader. cubase mixer. doesn't work? |
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| kwestro wrote: | | what's the purpose of having a volume faders in the mixer for midi channels when they aren't going to work? I'm using Battery 3 as my sampler. I want to change the volume individually for the kick, snare, hat, and a boatload of other samples that i have in the cells of battery 3 |
Did you enable multiple outputs from your Battery 3 VSTi? I think most folks would tend to regulate this way rather than with the midi faders.
Alternately, is your MIDI Filter disabling controllers by any chance?
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AudioCave
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| Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:58 pm Post subject: |
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Does Battery even accept CC volume for individual pads? Not velocity tweaks to notes in the stream before they get there, but the master volume for that pad? I had Battery 1 a long time ago but I don't recall.
Volume in the Cubase mixer for midi tends to work on a particular midi channel so it seems that every pad would need to be on a separate midi channel to adjust them with midi faders. Most people would use the audio faders.
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vic_france
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| abstract_iv wrote: | | The MIDI Channel fader is for velocity level... |
 
You are referring to the fader on a Cubase MIDI mixer channel?
No, it sends CC#7 to the connect MIDI channel.
Battery 3 does respond to CC#7, but, as stated elsewhere, on a per channel basis, so it would only work on individual cells if they were set to individual MIDI channels.
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kwestro
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after completing the instrumental..i'll just export the midi as audio.... and create another project for mixing and mastering...
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