With the configuration I have explained previously, I can increase or decrease volume of the selected track with the shortcuts of shortcut table. In the lower window of the generic remote device, I select the volume of mixConsole of the selected track without any flag
In the upper window of the generic remote device, I select the midi cc 113 with flags Receive and Relative Step 2- In Cubase, I create a generic remote device, selecting CM>Cubase for the MIDI Input.
To decrease volume: ControllerMate sends continuous progression of midi cc 113 from 127 to 126 (127,126,127,126,etc) as shortcut is hold (progression from 127 to 126 is sent at a faster or slower rate depending on the the modifyer key that has been pressed) To increase volume: ControllerMate sends continuous progression of midi cc 113 from 1 to 2 (1,2,1,2,1,2,etc) as shortcut is hold (progression from 1 to 2 is sent at a faster or slower rate depending on the the modifyer key that has been pressed) Step1- When I press any of the combinations of the Shortcut table, ControllerMate starts sending midi cc message number 113 though CM>Cubase like this:
#Controllermate two button one action driver
Once I have added a new bus in MacOS virtual MIDI driver called “CM>Cubase”, Shortcuts of Shortcut table work like this: All the shortcuts of Shortcut table are not saved in the Ke圜ommands window of Cubase.
To configure the Shortcut table I have used an external software called ControllerMate and MacOS virtual Driver. Option + ArrowUp/Down = Fader up/down normal slow as shortcut is holdĬommand + Alt + ArrowUp/Down very very slow as shortcut is hold I use the MixConsole1 when I want to see all channels in full screen.Īlso, I have configured arrows up and down to move the fader of the MixConsole2 like this (let’s call it Shortcut table):Ĭommand + ArrowUp/Down = Fader up/down fast as shortcut is hold This configuration consist in the project window and the MixConsole2 window.
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