OK thanks. I worked out/remembered the bit about just typing in the number.
 
I am willing to bet that finding how CC#s are implemented does not even get a mention in half the synths these days. :(
 
If the synth doesn't respond as standard to a CC, can MIDI Learn override that? I am trying to work out how ML works, but I would like to know how powerful it can be in that regard.
 
Thanks again
 
 

The MIDI implementation often is not detailed in software documentation the way it was in hardware because the approaches vary. Some plug-ins are GM compliant. Some plug-ins use MIDI learn to bind CC to functions. Some use set up screens often referred to as a modulation matrix. Some don't mess with CC at all leaving it up the the DAW and plug-in automation. Plug-in automation in DAWs may be controlled by MIDI in one way or another. Some use a combination of methods.

Thanks man! Wow! A bit Wild West Frontier stuff....every man for himself.
 
Yeah I have just now played with the MIDI Matrix in Dim Pro and had some encouraging results. It seems that there at least I can override the standard MIDI CC# responses, but there is a very limited choice of mappings.

According to page 116 of the user guide for Rapture Pro:

The following controllers are hard-wired:
• CC7 = Volume
• CC11 = Expression
• CC64 = Sustain (can be enabled/disabled per-Element using display control)
• CC66 = Sostenuto (can be enabled/disabled per-Element using display control)
• CC73 = Global Amplitude Attack
• CC72 = Global Amplitude Release

Yes, that is a carry over from DPro. DPro supports a several CC mapping methods including MIDI learn, a modulation matrix and automation.

promidi
According to page 116 of the user guide for Rapture Pro:

The following controllers are hard-wired:
• CC7 = Volume
• CC11 = Expression
• CC64 = Sustain (can be enabled/disabled per-Element using display control)
• CC66 = Sostenuto (can be enabled/disabled per-Element using display control)
• CC73 = Global Amplitude Attack
• CC72 = Global Amplitude Release

OK. Thanks. Interestingly I can override CC#73 in Dim Pro. I have always assumed their architectures were pretty much the same.

scook
Yes, that is a carry over from DPro. DPro supports a several CC mapping methods including MIDI learn, a modulation matrix and automation.

 
I need to chcek out MIDI learn, but so far everything I am reading refers to control surfaces. I have automatyion a lot, but it does not suit my need to work on say, 20 note events in a glissando.