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Output
Deactivate:
If your PC does not have a motor fader, you can use this option to deactivate the transmission of
controller data.
Normal send: The MIDI
controller data is received and processed. Program data (e.g. fade changes in the mixer) are sent to the
controller.
Send echo:
The MIDI controller data is received and processed and forwarded straight back to the controller.
Controllers need this for their displays (lamps, LEDs). Program data (e.g. fade changes in the mixer) are
sent to the controller. If your controller has difficulties with this (e.g. .Logic Control), activate "Normal
send".
Send echo (without fader touch):
The MIDI controller data is received, processed and returned to the controller. However, the fader
values are not sent back while it is moved (activated fader touch). Only the last value is released to
prevent increased data volumes. Program data (e.g. fade changes in the mixer) are sent to the controller.
If your controller has difficulties with this (e.g. Logic Control), activate "Normal send".
Adjusting the hardware controller/creating your own set
Most devices available on the market understand protocols such as Mackie Control or HUI. If your
device is not included in the list simply select the nearest compatible device.
If you can't find your device in the list or want to change the default settings, you should proceed as
follows:
Before adapting an existing template to your controller you should save it under a new name using the "
Save as..."
option.
Now go to the "Adapt controller" tab. The following dialog will appear:
Use Mackie Control if your controller can emulate this mode. In this case 7-bit values are transmitted.
You can see this in the MIDI
input monitor. Pressing a key displays a new line, another line is displayed upon key release. HUI
receives 14-bit messages, i.e. two lines respectively.
In the parallel opened mixer you can now select the element you want to program on your controller. The
saved function is displayed in the Program function section, e.g. "Fader
master" for the fader in Samplitude Music Studio 15's mixer. Alternatively, you can open the context
menu which contains a list of all remotely controllable functions in Samplitude Music Studio 15. You can
now assign them to your controller one after another. The upper commands are mixer-only functions and
intended only for connecting the controller. The lower ones represent the entire menu structure of
Samplitude Music Studio 15. This allows you to assign any menu command to a controller key. Please
note that the test LED of the controller is not active for menu commands.
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