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yay! thanks again!

Ok, thanks Eric. Yeh, that works! So where is the folder kept on the hard drive. Just curious.

I've downloaded some 3rd party scrips and want to use them. They appear to be text files. Where do I put them so Logic will see them? thank you!

Thank you! this is SO useful. Response much appreciated!

thank you!

I'm not able to remove plugins in Plug-in Manager that have been removed from my harddrive. It says "couldn't be removed" but still lists them. I removed the com audio units file and had Logic rescan everything but they still show up in Plug-in Manager. If I right-click, "remove" is greyed out. How do I get rid of these stray plug references please?

I did, thanks... But ended up having the same issue described above with regards to it looking for a specific midi channel for the CC data.

Thanks for the confirmation Jordi...

This was a good idea and has led me to get clear on what is going on. I think anyways When I learn the controller using Controller Assignments in Logic, it associates the incoming midi channel number with the message, like this: So when I turn off the output MIDI aftertouch and pitchbend, I can capture the Y movement (in this case CC # 74, and yes you can assign any CC # to this axis), but as you see, it shows it coming from midi channel 1. In the Linnstrument, when you use full 3-dimensional (Channel Per Note as its called on the Linnstrument), it rotates the midi channel per finger touch so you end up sending the CC# out through different channels. I *think* this may be causing Logic to not see the modulation from the controller in this polyphonic mode. If I switch the Linnstrument to One Channel mode, it works. When I use Channel Per Note mode, it doesn't. In this example, it works like I would expect: I can assign Ctrl A to CC#74, then the pitch of oscillator 1 to Ctrl A. So this is a direct assignment instead of using the Learn function. So, how do I do this in Alchemy? In Alchemy, I can learn the controller, but I am forced to use one channel mode and lose the polyphonic capability of the Linnstrument. I wish there was a way to simply assign a CC# to any synth parameter directly for any incoming channel and bypass the learn function and the middle man Ctrl assignments in some of Logic's synths like in the example above. Maybe there is, but I don't know how... Hope I haven't overexplained...

I mean expressions as in tactile expressions with the hardware, not the midi control message. I can assign any CC# with the Linnstrument. My question is how to directly assign that CC# to parameters in Alchemy. (and other synths in Logic)

I'm using a Linnstrument which sends note expressions as CC data.

hmmm. surprised at no responses. Thought this would be an easy one!

By the way, I'm mainly trying to do this using Alchemy...

I know this is super basic, but I still can't figure it out on my own. Googled and watched videos but there is nothing I can find about this. I have a MIDI controller that outputs modulation data on a specific MIDI CC #, CC74. All I want to do is select a parameter (or parameters) and assign that parameter directly to CC74. I can use "Controller Assignments" however cause when I hit the note on my controller, the first message that is sent is pressure, not CC74. I have to move my finger up and down on the key to output CC74. So my question is very simple. How do I assign MIDI CC74 to synth paramteres in Logic Pro X? thank you!!

what channel?