bjoluc
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9 months ago Hi @kocomputer,
thanks so much for the kind words and for taking the time to report this! I just double-checked that the main fader is properly set up, so
accidently edited something somehow
might be the reason for this in your case.
Thanks again!
Hey. Firstly THANK YOU!!!! You are an absolute superstar for doing this, and making a lot of people very happy to get channel colours working on the X-Touch (& others) with Cubase - something we've wanted for years, and Behringer/Steinberg should have done long before now!
I may have gotten something wrong in my configuration (or accidently edited something somehow) / maybe it's intentional / or maybe I have found a minor bug. So thought I'd flag it - so you can correct (if possible/desired), or if it's actually intended behaviour maybe you could add a comment in the release notes to guide others.
cubase-mcu-midiremote: V1.9.0 Cubase Pro: V12.0.70. X-Touch - Standard (No Extenders).
I switched the "mapMainFaderToControlRoom" flag to false in the .js file as directed in the release notes - I generally use the 'master' output rather than ControlRoom (which I really must learn to use!).
I noticed that all my channel faders behaved as expected, but my Master Output Fader (Fader-9 = "Main" on the X-Touch) DOES correctly control the mixer master channel. BUT, if I update the master channel volume using the mouse inside Cubase, the fader on the X-Touch does not move to reflect the change.
A bit of investigating, in the Remote Mapping Assistant, and I spotted the Output Fader is configured differently to the other faders - it is marked as Project instead of Global - and Value Mod also set to "Scaled" rather than "Jump."
Updated and saved these values and bingo, everything working perfectly - two-way-mirroring restored :o)
Cheers, Keep up the amazing work!! Keith