As long as MIDI chase is working, any notes on the track will get those values until I add some controller changes - especially useful if I'm trying out regions dragged in from a different instrument, say. You can disable this reset by checking 'no reset' in the track's inspector, but the start value will still depend on what you last played, so I don't find this helps much with consistency.īest solutions I've found so far are: (1) adding a short empty region to the start of the track, to set initial values for expression, dynamics, vibrato, etc. If it's the first region in a track, then you still get whatever dynamics was last set to, but this can be a bit hard to predict: sometimes it'll be the value from whatever region was last played in full, but sometimes it'll be zero because Logic sends a reset, including modulation=0, when playback stops inside a region. that is, as long as MIDI chase is enabled: "Project Settings", "MIDI" in the menu, "Chase" tab, "Control Changes" section, "0-15" checkbox (assuming modwheel is assigned to dynamics.) If you start playback between two regions, then Logic will replay the earlier region's last controller change, so you'll start with dynamics wherever that earlier region left it. ![]() ![]() by a previously-played region, or your moving the controller. The plugin can only see the controller's value when it moves, so if there's no movement at the start of a region then the dynamics slider should just stay wherever it was left by the last change, e.g. It really should not be this hard to get answers especially from a world famous brand like Korg but I can honestly say that their UK support are the worst I have ever come across in 30 years of music production.Ĭlick to expand. It should record my automation but it does not. In the main window, I make sure that the midi/instument track is highlighted/selected, in Kontakt I click on the library so that it has focus, then I click on Kontakts "write automation" button, start the track playing and move the nanoStudios faders. I write some notes in Cubase's Piano roll, play it back to make sure Kontakt is out putting sound. In my project I insert an instance of Kontakt, and then Spitefire Studio Strings. Spitefire use the same CC numbers across all of their library's Start Cubase, create a new project, insert an instance of Kontakt, load any Spitefire Strings library and the nanoKONTROL Studio Fader 1 sends CC 1 to Modulation (Dynamics), Fader 2 sends CC 11 to Expression but Fader 3 does nothing, nada. My kontrol Studio is definitely assignable mode and after changing the Studios CC Assignments in the Korg software, I chose "Write Scene". I have tried clicking on the Vibrato control, deleting its current assignment (cc 21), and then clicking Learn Midi, this works for ANY other number except CC 21 I can assign every other cc number to kontakt but no matter what I do the nanoKONTROL Studio will not send CC 21. Sending midi cc 21 to knontakt and recording the movements of the Modulation (Dynamics), Expression and Vibrato faders as I manipulate them with the nano studio. ![]() I have more weird issues with my nanoKONTROL Studio in Assignable mode.Īfter MUCH hassle and hours spent searching for any information on google (there is none) on how to set the nanoKONTROL Studio to control the Expression, Vibrato and Dynamics of the Spitefire range of Kontakt library's, I have figured some things out all except two.
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