Having trouble assigning multiple parameters to 1 MIDI knob

[alexfsu]

See pic.

 

I assign the low cut easily, but when I assign the same knob to a high cut and press "learn", it asks if I want to reassign or keep both--I say keep both. But it only keeps the first assignment (low cut), not the second (high cut).

[David Nahmani]

Are you sure? Did you try to turn the know ALL THE WAY down, then ALL THE WAY up?

 

Did you notice that in your Channel EQ plug-in, your hi-cut filter is off?

[alexfsu]

Are you sure? Did you try to turn the know ALL THE WAY down, then ALL THE WAY up?

 

Did you notice that in your Channel EQ plug-in, your hi-cut filter is off?

 

ya i did all the way down and the all the way up. ya its off b/c i want the knob to control the hi cut in one instance, and the low cut in another instance

[David Nahmani]

Ok I haven't tried it yet, but it should work. Try it again in a brand new empty project?

[alexfsu]

Ok I haven't tried it yet, but it should work. Try it again in a brand new empty project?

 

 

tried new project, but same thing, when I set the second parameter (hi cut), it keeps switching back to the first assignment (lo cut) in the learn screen. lo moves, hi doesn't. gah, so frustrating

[alexfsu]

well, it works when I use Logic's EQ for the hi cut, and FabFilter Pro Q for the lo cut. when I use two Fabfilters I have the same problem--I guess that's a little bug, you can't assign multiple parameters if its the same plug-in in the chain. blah.

[David Nahmani]

Ok finally got in front of Logic, tried it and it works fine here. A single knob moves both the hicut and lowcut knobs simultaneously.

 

Here's the exact procedure I followed:

 

1) Press Command-L: The controller assignment window opens and "Learn Mode" is on.

2) Click the low-cut's Frequency value (bottom of the Channel EQ).

3) Move a knob on the controller.

4) Click the hi-cut's Frequency value.

5) Move the same knob as in #3) on your controller.

6) Press Command-W: The controller assignment window closes and "Learn Mode" is off.

 

Now tweak the knob, it should work.

[alexfsu]

Ok finally got in front of Logic, tried it and it works fine here. A single knob moves both the hicut and lowcut knobs simultaneously.

 

Here's the exact procedure I followed:

 

1) Press Command-L: The controller assignment window opens and "Learn Mode" is on.

2) Click the low-cut's Frequency value (bottom of the Channel EQ).

3) Move a knob on the controller.

4) Click the hi-cut's Frequency value.

5) Move the same knob as in #3) on your controller.

6) Press Command-W: The controller assignment window closes and "Learn Mode" is off.

 

Now tweak the knob, it should work.

 

No dice on this end...I'll live. How do you invert the min/max range? I tried typing 127 as the min and 0 as the max but that didn't work...

 

EDIT: just use a negative number for the multiply, ok.

Edited September 15, 2012 by alexfsu

[David Nahmani]

Set Multiply to -1.00

[alexfsu]

Set Multiply to -1.00

got it thanks David. I got one more for ya: how do you automate MIDI CC?

[David Nahmani]

Please start a new thread for each new question, so we can mark some of them solved etc.... thanks!