I have a problem getting cc data to my audio instrument plugins. For example, I can select an instance of e.g the ES-E. I play notes on my midi controller and it plays, but when I twiddle knobs, even though I have them assigned to the right cc numbers to control the parameters of the plug in, nothing happens (the midi monitor does show the right info as coming in, though, so I'm thinking that I need to do something extra to route it to the plugin). Any ideas? I'm vexed.

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, rynage@y... wrote: > > > I have a problem getting cc data to my audio instrument plugins. For example, I can > select an instance of e.g the ES-E. I play notes on my midi controller and it plays, but > when I twiddle knobs, even though I have them assigned to the right cc numbers to > control the parameters of the plug in, nothing happens (the midi monitor does show > the right info as coming in, though, so I'm thinking that I need to do something extra > to route it to the plugin). Any ideas? I'm vexed. Which version of Logic are you using? I am on 5.5 for PC. In the past i had found that for the CC controls to work you had to change the behaviour of Logic Audio instruments in the Recording preferences from Logic 5 behaviour (Full range of CC commands) to Logic 4.8 behaviour (From CC64 up). Most of the Logic intstruments operate in the CC range 65+. What type of controller do you have? I have an Edirol Pcr50 Controller keyboard. I have built about 30 maps to control various hardware, all 5.5 Logic instruments & many VSTi synths. They are all available in Yahoo Groups "Edirol" files section with all the CC data for each. You could grab the Logic files & do a comparison of CC data to eliminate that possibility. Regards Richard

> --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, rynage@y... wrote: > > I have a problem getting cc data to my audio instrument plugins. --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "subliminalwarrior2000" <subliminalwarriors@d...> wrote: > Which version of Logic are you using? > I am on 5.5 for PC. In the past i had found that for the CC > controls to work you had to change the behaviour of Logic Audio > instruments in the Recording preferences from Logic 5 behaviour > (Full range of CC commands) to Logic 4.8 behaviour (From CC64 up). > Most of the Logic intstruments operate in the CC range 65+. > What type of controller do you have? Thanks for replying, Richard. I'm running Logic 6.4.3 I think (whatever the most recent version was that they released virtually weeks before version 7. just bought 6 not too long ago. GRRR). Anyway, I have an Evolution MK-461C controller. To sort of answer my own question, I've found that I can assign cc data to control faders in the environment, and the faders in turn control parameters of the soft synths. I've also found that I can use a transform object, but I need a separate instance of each object for each and every parameter I want to control/automate.

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, rynage@y... wrote: > I've also found > that I can use a transform object, but I need a separate instance of > each object for each and every parameter I want to control/automate. You only need one transformer per Audio Inst object. Look into the "use map" transformer operation for mapping input CC #s to output Fader #s ... John Pitcairn ------------------------------------------------------------- Logic Control emulation for generic midi controllers: LC Xmu demo: http://www.opuslocus.com/lcxmu/ -------------------------------------------------------------