MIDI Devices
Table Of Contents
- MIDI devices
- Background
- MIDI devices - general settings and patch handling
- About Device panels (Cubase only)
- Overview (Cubase only)
- The main edit windows (Cubase only)
- Operations in the Edit Panel window (Cubase only)
- Building a control panel - a tutorial (Cubase only)
- Advanced Panel handling
- Building panels for VST Instruments
- Exporting and importing device setups (Cubase only)
- SysEx messages (Cubase only)
- Defining a SysEx device - a tutorial (Cubase only)
- Important files
- About Studio Connections (Cubase only)
- Index
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MIDI devices
2. Select a panel by double-clicking it in the list.
The panel opens in the Inspector.
Ö If you can’t see any panels in the “Panels” folder, al-
though you have successfully set up a MIDI device with
several panels, make sure you selected the correct chan-
nel from the Channel pop-up menu, preferably “Any” to
see all device panels. Also make sure that the panels fit
into the space, otherwise they will not be available in the
“Panels” folder.
Showing panels in the Mixer
1. Open the Mixer and make sure the extended channel
view is shown.
2. Open the View options pop-up for the MIDI channel
connected to the device and select “User Panel”.
3. Click the arrow next to the label “user” at the top of the
extended section of the channel strip.
The Panels folder is displayed like in the Inspector, but with different
available panels. Just like in the Inspector, the panel has to “fit” into the
available space to be selectable.
4. Double-click to select a panel.
The panel is now shown in the extended section of the channel strip.
Automating device parameters
Automation works just like for normal audio and MIDI
tracks:
1. Open the device control panel by clicking the Open
Device Panels button in the Inspector.